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By the age of 74, the widowed Nobel Prize-winning scientist has tried to live productively yet quietly in the university town of Princeton, New Jersey, for more than 20 years. A lifelong champion of human rights and dignity, he finds his principles yet again challenged on two unexpected fronts: his friend and colleague J. Robert Oppenheimer is ensnared by the McCarthy witchhunts, while a chance encounter with a discouraged young African-American child reminds him once again of the importance of intellectual freedom and the essential joy of discovery.
Albert Einstein
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