What Happened to Albert Einstein's Children After He Fled Hitler?

Albert Einstein gave the world E=mc², but his three children paid for his distance. His daughter Lieserl vanished in 1903 and stayed hidden for more than 80 years. His elder son, Hans Albert Einstein, stopped answering his father's letters as a boy. His younger son, Eduard Einstein, spent most of his life in a Zurich psychiatric clinic and never saw his father again after one last visit in May 1933. And after Einstein died, one of his sons was asked to approve what had already been done to his father's body. This is the full story of Einstein's children. It runs from the secret daughter born in Novi Sad, through the 1905 miracle year at the Bern patent office and the divorce from Mileva Marić, to Einstein's escape from Nazi Germany to Princeton. It ends with what became of Hans Albert Einstein, Eduard Einstein and Lieserl after their father left Europe for good. If you enjoy stories about what happened after the invention, make sure to subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss a video. 0:00 Einstein's Last Visit to His Son 2:03 Lieserl: The Secret Daughter 4:48 1905: The Miracle Year 6:15 E=mc² Isn't Actually in the Paper 8:40 The Family Splits Apart 11:10 1933: Einstein Flees Hitler 12:10 Why He Never Went Back for Eduard 14:10 Hans Albert Comes to America 16:52 Mileva's Burden 18:32 The Lost Letters That Revealed Lieserl 20:18 Hans Albert: The Son Who Made It 22:37 Einstein's Death 23:23 What Happened to Einstein's Brain 24:44 Eduard's Final Years 27:03 What Happened to Einstein's Children Sources: Einstein, A. – "Does the Inertia of a Body Depend Upon Its Energy Content?", Annalen der Physik (1905) Einstein, A. – "The World As I See It" (1930) The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein, Vol. 1 – Einstein Papers Project (1987) #AlbertEinstein #EinsteinsChildren #EduardEinstein #HansAlbertEinstein #Lieserl #MilevaMaric #Emc2 #HistoryDocumentary #HiddenHistory