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Tragic Journey Of Genius Revolutionary Albert Einstein
It was a Marathi Book- (Einsteinche Manovishv) – by Dr. Mo. Ra. Gunye, Research Scientist from Bhaba Atomic Research Centre in his Book (513 pages, studded with 18 Chapters a masterpiece of Literature as well), appropriately summarizes Value of Albert Einstein’s contributions in his Book, (Psychological Universe of Einstein- 1997) which prompted me to write Einstein’s Life Journey, though I differ with his Interpretations and I have quoted him as well as used some of his factual details. I am indebted to him.
I have attempted to trace the Life Journey of one of the Greatest Scientist and Human Being which our world has produced. While tracing it we could not resist from identifying it as Tragic. Albert Einstein was widely popular and known during his lifetime and at the same times ‘most hated Scientist in Anti- Semitic Germany as the ‘Upholder’ of Jewish Science’ and for the development of the Theory of Relativity, the Works’ with physics, which changed this world forever. However, Einstein’s political views were of public interest through the middle of the 20th century due to his fame and involvement in political, humanitarian and academic projects around the world.
Einstein was known as a ‘Peace Activis
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• Many accounts of the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971 have concentrated more on the later glorious phase when victory of the Bangladesh liberation fighters and the Indian forces fighting in close cooperation with each other was achieved, or was close to being achieved. This glorious and well-deserved victory should not , however, lead us to neglecting the fact that victory was far from assured in the early days of the liberation war. Apart from the fact that the Pakistani forces had the support of very cruel local collaborators, the bigger threat came from the wider support of the USA and China for Pakistan. It was in this initial stage that the Brigade of Guards of the Indian Army was poised at a critical position near Agartala ( Tripura) very close to the border. In this brigade there was a 29 year old soldier named Alberta Ekka ( from a village near Ranchi in what is now Jharkhand state and what was then Bihar state). He had already completed nine years service, rising to be a Lance Naik, and had earned a well-deserved reputation both for his great courage, deep commitment and great fighting abilities in difficult conditions( attributed partly to childhood and teenage days being spen Why India and Bangladesh Should Never Forget the Supreme Sacrifice of Albert Ekka, PVC