She had been walking through icy streets trying to reach their younger son, whom she cared for after Einstein left the family to marry his cousin Elsa. And Elsa, in turn, eventually learned to ...

According to Chaplin’s autobiography, it was during the tour that Einstein’s wife Elsa bustled over, took him aside, and invited herself and her husband to Chaplin’s house. Chaplin was only ...

Behind this great man was this great woman: Elsa Einstein, Albert’s second wife, who moved with him from Berlin to Princeton, and brought along her two daughters from a previous marriage to form ...

After stints in Zurich and Prague, he had lived on the Spree starting in 1914 but broke with Nazi Germany in 1933 — Einstein was Jewish — and emigrated to the United States. Story continues below this ...

While still in Berlin, his second cousin, Elsa Löwenthal, an actress and reciter (née Einstein; 1876-1936), took care of the ailing Einstein. He moved in with her. Shortly after his divorce from ...

It was whilst Einstein was playing one of these violins that his second wife Elsa was supposed to have fallen in love with him. She was reported to have said she’d fallen for Einstein as he played the ...

The 3,500 pages of correspondence include letters to his first and second wives and children between the years 1912-1955. Einstein wrote almost daily to his second wife Elsa and her daughter Margot in ...

They say a joke becomes a dad joke when it becomes apparent. We'd say dad jokes are those that are fully groan. (Sorry.) The ...

Chaplin even invited Einstein and his wife, Elsa Einstein, as his guests of honor at the premier of his 1931 film "City Lights." There, Chaplin famously told Einstein: "The people applaud me ...

You don’t have to be a genius to make a marriage healthy. In fact, you probably shouldn’t be — just ask Albert and Elsa Einstein. Elsa is often thought of as her husband’s trusted companion, a woman ...