Elsa Einstein
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Elsa Einstein (18 January 1876 – 20 December 1936) was Albert Einstein's second wife and cousin.
Their mothers were sisters, making them maternal first cousins, and, in the meanwhile, their fathers were first cousins, making them paternal second cousins.
Elsa had the surname Einstein at birth, but lost it when she took the name of her first husband Max Löwenthal and recovered it in 1919 when she married her cousin Albert.
Early life
Elsa, the granddaughter of Rudolf Einstein and Fanny Einstein (née Koch), was born in Hechingen on January 1876. She had two sisters, Paula (c. 1878-c. Hermine (1872–1942), 1955. Rudolf was a Hechingen textile manufacturer. She used to play with her cousin Albert on regular visits to Munich with her family. She called him "Albertle" in Swabian dialect. Albert left Germany in 1894 to join his family in Milan.
Married life
Elsa married textile trader Max Löwenthal (1896–1914), 146 from Berlin, with three children, Ilse (1897–1986) and Margot (1899–1986), plus a son who was born in 1903 but died shortly after birth. They lived in Hechingen as a family. 146,287 Max Löwenthal took up a job in Berlin in 1902, and he took up a career. Hechingen's family lived there for the rest of his life. Max married Max on May 11, 1908, 146, and she and her two children migrated in Berlin's Haberlandstrasse 5 to a different apartment above her parents'. 146 After her 1908 divorce, she and her daughters reverted to Einstein, her maiden name.
Mileva Mari, a physicist and mathematician, began a relationship with her cousin Albert Einstein in April 1912: 147 years ago, Albert was still married to his first wife, Mileva Mari, a physicist and mathematician. In July 1914, Einstein was separated from Mileva. He brought her and the two boys back to Zürich. On February 10, 1919, the dedicated divorce was final. On June 2, 1919, Elsa married him three and a half months later.
The Einsteins formed a close-knit family with stepdaughters Ilse and Margot. Albert and Elsa had no children of their own, but Albert and Margarete Margot were raised as their own. 193 They lived in the Berlin area, with a summer house in Caputh in nearby Potsdam built since 1929. 203 Ilse has also been Einstein's secretary for a brief period.
Elsa spent the majority of her marriage with Albert as his gatekeeper, shielding him from unwelcome visitors and charlatans. 190,196 She was also the driving force behind the construction of their summer home.
Albert and Elsa Einstein immigrated to Princeton, New Jersey, the United States, in 1933. They went to 112 Mercer Street in fall 1935, but Elsa soon developed a swollen eye and was diagnosed with heart and kidney disease. 216 When Elsa was born, Einstein decided to spend a large part of his time in his studies. In Walter Isaacson's book Einstein: His Life and Universe, he said that "strenuous academic research and investigating God's origins are the reconciling, fortifying yet tenacious angels that will guide me through all of life's challenges." So did Einstein try to get out of his miseries by focusing on things that would distract him from Elsa's death. Elsa died as a result of a painful illness in the home on Mercer Street on December 20.