The Ministry of Culture announced that, in preparation for the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Serbian scientist Mileva Marić Einstein, it has purchased valuable documentary material at an auction held by Christie’s in London, consisting of 43 signed autograph letters from Albert Einstein to Marić, along with 10 autograph letters signed by Marić to Einstein.
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Valuable documentary material of Serbian scientist Mileva Marić Einstein acquired
Belgrade,
12 December 2024
This valuable material, totalling 53 letters and 177 pages, reveals valuable information about the life of the Serbian physicist and mathematician and her personal relationship and scientific collaboration with Albert Einstein. It will form the Personal Fund of Mileva Marić Einstein, which will be designated as a cultural asset due to its exceptional significance for culture and science.
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