Walter Isaacson Quote
As the Nazis continued to lose national elections but increase their share of the vote, the octogenarian president, Paul von Hindenburg, selected as chancellor the bumbling Franz von Papen, who tried to rule through martial authority. When Philipp Frank came to visit him in Caputh that summer, Einstein lamented, I am convinced that a military regime will not prevent the imminent National Socialist [Nazi] revolution.13 As
Walter Isaacson
As the Nazis continued to lose national elections but increase their share of the vote, the octogenarian president, Paul von Hindenburg, selected as chancellor the bumbling Franz von Papen, who tried to rule through martial authority. When Philipp Frank came to visit him in Caputh that summer, Einstein lamented, I am convinced that a military regime will not prevent the imminent National Socialist [Nazi] revolution.13 As
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