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    Who in 1901, married and gave up his first child to adoption, later married his cousin, then escaped the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany in 1933, and curiously wore no socks to his new country's induction ceremony?

    Question #54694. Asked by peasypod. (Feb 01 05 9:02 PM)


    BOB501

    		Einstein

    Feb 01 05, 11:36 PM

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