Module: Wissenschaft am Abgrund: AE als oeffentliche Person ab 1919

Sequence: 0.0. START Intro Oeffentliche Person

Branching Point: Einstein as Public Figure

Sequence: 0.1. Themenuebersicht

Branching Point: Einstein as Public Figure (Overview of Topics)

Sequence: 1.0. Objektfolge (Uebersicht)

Slide: Einstein in the Headlines

Slide: Albert Einstein in the Berlin Philharmonic

Slide: Einstein Takes a Stand for the Freedom of Expression

Slide: Einstein asks for a Pardon for Carl von Ossietzky

Slide: Einstein Speaks Out on Capital Punishment

Slide: Dispatch to the British Pacifist Magazine No More War

Slide: Einstein Travels to France

Slide: A “Kraut” in Paris!

Slide: Einstein and the League of Nations

Slide: Einstein and the International Cooperation of Scholars

Slide: Attempts to Save the Republic

Slide: Einstein’s Summer Cottage in Caputh

Slide: Rabindranath Tagore visits Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Replica of Einstein’s Tümmler (Dolphin)

Sequence: 2.0. Intro Filme

Branching Point: Film Footage about Einstein

Sequence: 2.1. Einstein am Deutschen Theater

Slide: Einstein in the Deutsches Theater

Sequence: 2.2. Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Einstein in his Summer House in Caputh

Sequence: 2.3. Einsteins Rede bei der Funkausstellung

Slide: Einstein Opens the Funkausstellung (Radio Show) in Berlin (1930)

Sequence: 2.4. Video Reise nach Kalifornien

Slide: In 1930 and 1931, Einstein Travels to California

Sequence: 2.5. Video Rede in Kalifornien

Slide: Einstein's Speech in California (1931)

Sequence: 2.6. Video Einstein London Rede Freiheit

Slide: Einstein's Speech for the Preservation of Freedom, London 1933

Sequence: 2.7. Video Einstein Shaw

Slide: In 1927, Einstein Meets George Bernard Shaw in London

Sequence: 2.1. Einstein am Deutschen Theater

Slide: Einstein in the Deutsches Theater

Sequence: 2.2. Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Einstein in his Summer House in Caputh

Sequence: 2.3. Einsteins Rede bei der Funkausstellung

Slide: Einstein Opens the Funkausstellung (Radio Show) in Berlin (1930)

Sequence: 2.4. Video Reise nach Kalifornien

Slide: In 1930 and 1931, Einstein Travels to California

Sequence: 2.5. Video Rede in Kalifornien

Slide: Einstein's Speech in California (1931)

Sequence: 2.6. Video Einstein London Rede Freiheit

Slide: Einstein's Speech for the Preservation of Freedom, London 1933

Sequence: 2.7. Video Einstein Shaw

Slide: In 1927, Einstein Meets George Bernard Shaw in London

Sequence: 3.0. Zeitungsartikel

Branching Point: Einstein in the Media

Sequence: 3.1. Lustiges

Slide: Einstein - the Enemy of the Telephone

Slide: The Relativity of German Reparation Payments

Slide: The Start of Absolutism ...

Slide: A Play on Words

Sequence: 3.1. Lustiges

Slide: Einstein - the Enemy of the Telephone

Slide: The Relativity of German Reparation Payments

Slide: The Start of Absolutism ...

Slide: A Play on Words

Sequence: 1.0. Objektfolge (Uebersicht)

Slide: Einstein in the Headlines

Slide: Albert Einstein in the Berlin Philharmonic

Slide: Einstein Takes a Stand for the Freedom of Expression

Slide: Einstein asks for a Pardon for Carl von Ossietzky

Slide: Einstein Speaks Out on Capital Punishment

Slide: Dispatch to the British Pacifist Magazine No More War

Slide: Einstein Travels to France

Slide: A “Kraut” in Paris!

Slide: Einstein and the League of Nations

Slide: Einstein and the International Cooperation of Scholars

Slide: Attempts to Save the Republic

Slide: Einstein’s Summer Cottage in Caputh

Slide: Rabindranath Tagore visits Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Replica of Einstein’s Tümmler (Dolphin)

Sequence: 2.0. Intro Filme

Branching Point: Film Footage about Einstein

Sequence: 2.1. Einstein am Deutschen Theater

Slide: Einstein in the Deutsches Theater

Sequence: 2.2. Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Einstein in his Summer House in Caputh

Sequence: 2.3. Einsteins Rede bei der Funkausstellung

Slide: Einstein Opens the Funkausstellung (Radio Show) in Berlin (1930)

Sequence: 2.4. Video Reise nach Kalifornien

Slide: In 1930 and 1931, Einstein Travels to California

Sequence: 2.5. Video Rede in Kalifornien

Slide: Einstein's Speech in California (1931)

Sequence: 2.6. Video Einstein London Rede Freiheit

Slide: Einstein's Speech for the Preservation of Freedom, London 1933

Sequence: 2.7. Video Einstein Shaw

Slide: In 1927, Einstein Meets George Bernard Shaw in London

Sequence: 3.0. Zeitungsartikel

Branching Point: Einstein in the Media

Sequence: 3.1. Lustiges

Slide: Einstein - the Enemy of the Telephone

Slide: The Relativity of German Reparation Payments

Slide: The Start of Absolutism ...

Slide: A Play on Words

Sequence: Kinder: Oeffen Person

Slide: Mr Einstein Looks for a Job

Slide: Full perspective, great ideas!

Slide: Hooray! The Nobel Prize!

Slide: The Nobel Prize

Slide: Einstein = Superstar

Slide: A Non-swimmer and his "Porpoise"

Slide: The Porpoise

Slide: Einstein's Trips

Slide: Einstein Speaks Out

Slide: A Genius without Socks

Slide: Letters to Children

Branching Point: Einstein Quiz: 3 Questions - 3 Answers

Sequence: Kinder:Robbie

Sequence: Kinder:Tuemmler

Sequence: Kinder:Flunder

Branching Point: Einstein Quiz: 3 Questions - 3 Answers

Sequence: Kinder:Kuehlschrank

Sequence: Kinder:Computer

Sequence: Kinder:Telefon

Branching Point: Einstein Quiz: 3 Questions - 3 Answers

Sequence: Kinder:Schlampi

Sequence: Kinder:Zaus

Sequence: Kinder:Wusel

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Einstein = Superstar

The Nobel Prize makes Albert Einstein a star. Even when hardly any journalists understand his theories. Wherever the professor appears, he is surrounded by reporters. He is like a popstar of science and is surprised by his impact. "How can it be that nobody understamds me but everyone likes me?", he asks himself.

The answer is quite simple. At the time, new newspapers are continually appearing and the readers naturally want to see pictures too. Albert Einstein has a pleasant smile and his messy hair looks funny. That's why journalists like to photograph him some much. At some point he is asked what his occupation is, and he answers "photo model".

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