Did Einstein write a love letter to his sister? What is the specific situation? Love letter content?

"My dear Margarita: I can't hear from you, you can't hear from me, and we can't know each other's recent situation. I have been trying to think about how to solve this thorny problem. Although people praise me for being smart and wise, there is nothing I can do. At present, I began to read a book about magic and prophecy. It made me believe that there was a devil between us and lost our fish and geese. I hope you can live a satisfactory life in the pleasant scenery of your hometown. Everything is fine with me, and my work is going well. I was lying on the sofa, smoking the pipe you gave me, and writing with your beloved pencil in the watery night. I wish all the best! Kiss you! Your "A E" shows deep affection in a few words. This is not an ordinary letter, it was written by Einstein, the greatest physicist in the 20th century and the founder of the theory of relativity. This letter, along with Einstein's watch, many paintings, some photos and letters of Zhang Zhengui, appeared in Sotheby's auction. They showed the world a tearful love story between a world-famous scientific giant and Margarita KoNinkov, the wife of a famous Russian sculptor.

When wisdom meets beauty

Mr. and Mrs. Konenkov left the Soviet Union for the United States on 1923. Sergei Konenkov is a world-famous sculptor and enjoys the reputation of "Russian Rodin". His beautiful and clever wife margarita is a legendary woman. She is inextricably linked with Soviet intelligence agencies, and the manuscript of relativity found in her apartment reveals her unusual relationship with Einstein.

Einstein's wife Elsa died suddenly in 1936. It can be inferred that Margarita and Einstein have known each other for at least 20 years. The Soviet news agency, which has eyes and ears everywhere, has been silent about this. Not long ago, Pavel Su Dauprat-tov, the former head of the Fourth Department of the National Security Council of the United States, published the book Intelligence and the Kremlin, in which he wrote: Margarita, the wife of the famous sculptor Konenkov and our tried-and-tested spy, was led by Lisa Roubine in Princeton. Thanks to the infiltration of our agents. 1935, Einstein first set foot on the threshold of Konenkov's studio. Sculptors at Princeton University ordered a statue of Einstein. Margarita mentioned in her memoirs: "He is very humble and often laughs at his fluffy hair. While Sergei was absorbed in sculpture, Einstein was very active. He talked about his theory of relativity. I listened attentively, but it was too difficult to understand. Perhaps my concentration aroused his interest. He actually picked up a pen and paper and wrote down many formulas, trying to explain them to me. As I spoke, I began to scribble on paper and even drew his head. "

Close friendship to love.

The 1930s was the most chaotic period in American life in Konenkov. In the 1920s, they were surrounded by unprecedented exhibitions and extraordinary success. Everything changed after 1930. Konenkov locked himself in the studio all day and lived a lonely life. He was immersed in mysticism and theology and almost clashed with Einstein. Once, Konenkov met Einstein in the elevator. He asked, "Do you believe in God?" "Don't believe it." Einstein's answer is simple. "Fool." Out of politeness, margarita didn't translate the last sentence to Einstein, but Einstein understood it completely. Later, when Konenkov visited Princeton, Einstein found an opportunity to explain his understanding of religion to him.

Konenkov later wrote: "We have maintained a long-term' close friendship'."

Looking at the photos left by Margarita, it is not difficult to find that it turned out that the Konenkov family took a photo with Einstein and his wife; Then, Konenkov disappeared, leaving only Margarita, but she usually stood aside, away from Einstein. 1936, after Elsa died, she firmly occupied the position beside Einstein. At that time, she was 40 years old, her figure was no longer slim, her eyes lost their former clarity, and many admirers gradually disappeared. Once a darling of the upper class, she still has two hobbies: one is to visit Einstein, a giant in science, regularly; Then raise mice. Because she didn't want to destroy her figure, she gave up the idea of being a mother and gave her mother's love to these lovely little things. Even when she visited Einstein, she couldn't live without her pet.

"Let's open Tolstoy together."

1940 may 3 1 day, Europe was filled with the smoke of war, and the United States could also smell the pungent smell of gunpowder. Margarita wrote a letter to her husband: "I rushed to Einstein's adopted daughter's house yesterday and wanted to stay there until Saturday." She looks haggard. Einstein said that the doctor suspected that she had pneumonia. How terrible! You know, they have been worried about the war in Europe. There are Nazis here too! She is going to sell her house and move to California. "

After the war broke out, Margarita took an active part in the anti-war work and was elected as the secretary-general of the Association for Aid to the Soviet Union, commanding hundreds of her staff. Her photos frequently appeared in major American newspapers, and Mrs. Roosevelt became her close friend.

When I met Einstein, Margherita was 39 and Einstein was 56. In order to find a chance to be alone, Einstein wrote to Sergei Konenkov on 1939, telling him that Margarita was seriously ill, and attached a doctor's certificate to the letter, suggesting that Margarita rest in the picturesque Saranak Lake for a few days. In fact, the doctor is Einstein's good friend, and Einstein rented a yacht and villa in Saranac.

The rain of love made Einstein a poet. 1943, Einstein wrote a meaningful love poem for the goddess in his heart:

Fly to Princeton.

Silence and tranquility surround you.

Let's open Tolstoy together

Raise your eyes when you are tired.

Staring at me, expecting tenderness.

I caught the glory of God from it.

He is determined to do this for margarita.