Einstein on the Run

In this engaging audiobook, Andrew Robinson explores the critical role Britain played in the life of Albert Einstein, detailing how the country inspired his early passion for physics and served as a refuge from the Nazis. Set in the autumn of 1933, the narrative unfolds as Einstein finds solitude in a rural English holiday hut, where he immerses himself in mathematics while reflecting on his journey from Berlin to Britain. With insights into the support he received from British scientists and the public, the account reveals why Einstein considered settling in Britain, yet ultimately chose to leave Europe behind.