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Einstein faced challenges during World War II from "summary" of Albert Einstein by Walter Isaacson
During World War II, Einstein faced a multitude of challenges that tested his principles and beliefs. As a pacifist and humanitarian, he was vehemently opposed to war and violence, yet he found himself in a world consumed by conflict and destruction. The rise of Nazi Germany and the threat of fascism forced him to confront the harsh realities of the time. Despite his reluctance, Einstein recognized the importance of using his influence and intellect to aid the Allies in their fight against tyranny. He lent his support to the war effort by advocating for the development of the atomic bomb, a decision that would later haunt him. Einstein understood the devastating power of this weapon and the ethical implications of its use, but he believed that it was necessary to defeat the greater evil of the Axis powers. As a prominent figure in the scientific community, Einstein faced pressure from both sides of the c...
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