Einstein at Home B.J. Casey and his mother's drunken spiral

and his mother's drunken spiral are constant reminders of the cost of his absence

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Einstein at Home B.J. Casey and his mother's drunken spiralThese intimate, candid descriptions of the private life of Albert Einstein come from a series of interviews with Herta Waldow, a housekeeper who lived with Einstein and his wife and daughter from 1927 to 1933 at their residence in Berlin. After World War II, science historian Friedrich Herneck interviewed Ms. Waldow and published the conversations in the former East Germany. Unavailable in English till now, these five interviews offer fascinating