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Observations on the PI'esent
Situation in Europe III
Germany and France 112
CultuI'e and Prosperity 112
Minorities 113
The Heirs of the Ages 114
The War Is Won, but the Peace
Is Not 115
Atomic War or Peace 118
The Military Mentality 132
Exchange of Letters with Mem·
bers of the Russian Academy 134
On Receiving the One World
Award
A Message to Intellectuals
\Vhy Socialism?
National Security
The Pursuit of Peace
"Culture Must Be One of the
Foundations for WoI'ld Un·
derstanding"
On the Abolition of the ThI'eat
of War
Symptoms of Cultu:ral Decay
PART TIl: ON THE JEWISH PEOPLE
A Letter to Professor Dr. Hell·
pach, Minister of State
Leeter to an Arab
The Jewish Community
Addresses on Reconstruction in
Palestine
Working Palestine
Jewish Recovery
Christianity and Judaism
17l
172
174
176
183
184
184
Manifesto-March, 1933 205
Correspondence with the Prussian
Academy of Sciences 205
Correspondence with the Bavarian
Academy of Sciences 210
PART IV: ON GERMANY
146
147
151
159
161
163
165
166
Jewish Ideals 185
Is There a Jewish Point of View? 1B5
Anti·Semltism and Academic
Youth 187
Our Debt to Zionism l8B
Why Do They Hate the Jews? 191
The Dispersal of European Jewry 19B
The Jews of Israel 200
A Reply to the Invitation to
Participate in a Meeting
Against Anti·Semitism 211
To the Heroes of the Battle of
the Warsaw Ghetto 212
PART V: CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCIENCE
Introduction, by Valentine
Bargmann 217
Principles of Theoretical Physics 220
Principles of Research 224
''''hat Is the Theory of Relaw
tivity? 227
Geometry and E.xperience 232
On the Theory of Relativity 246
The Cause of the Formation of
Meanders in the Courses of
Rivers and of the Sowca1led
Daer's Law 249
The Mechanics of Newton and
Their Influence on the Deve!·
opment of Theoretical Physics 253
On Scientific Truth 261
Johannes Kepler 262
Maxwell's Influence on the Evow
lution of the Idea of Physical
Reality 266
On the Method of Theoretical
Physics 270
The Problem of Space, Ether,
and the Field in Physics 276
Notes on the Origin of the Gen·
eral Theory of RelatiVity 285
Physics and Reality 290
The Fundaments of Theoretical
Physics 323
The Common Language of
Science 335
E=MC' 337
On the Generalized Theory of
Gravitation 341
Message to the Italian Society for
the Advancement of Science 356
Message on the 410th Anniversary
of the Death of Copernicus
359
Relativity and the Problem of
Space 360