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MANIFESTO-MARCH, 1933
Mein We1tbild, Amsterdam: Querida Verlag, 1934.
As long as I have any choice, 1 will only stay in a country
where political liberty, tolerance, and equality of all citizens
before the law prevail. Political liberty implies the freedom to
express one's political opinions orally and in writing; tolerance
implies respect for any and every individual opinion.
These conditions do not obtain in Germany at the present
time. Those who have done most for the cause of international
understanding, among them some of the leading artists, are
being persecuted there.
Any social organism can become psychically distempered just
as any individual can, especially in times of difficulty. Nations
usually survive these distempers. I hope that healthy conditions
will soon supervene in Germany and that in future her great
men like Kant and Goethe will not merely be commemorated
from time to time but that the principles which they taught
will also prevail in public life and in the general consciousness.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE PRUSSIAN
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
Mein We1tbild, Amsterdam: Querida Verlag, 1934.
THE ACADEMY'S DECLARATION OF APRIL I, 1933
AGAINST EINSTEIN
The Prussian Academy of Sciences heard with indignation
from the newspapers of Albert Einstein's participation in the
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