Albert Einstein and the unknown love story of a Soviet detective

Albert Einstein and the unknown love story of a Soviet detective

Although Albert Einstein, one of the best scientists in the history of the world, maybe his contribution to the world of science can not be fully understood. People of the world will always thank him for his discoveries, such as photoelectric effect, theory of relativity, month-energy equity formula, and life forever.
The great scientist has left the signature of talent in his world as well as in the world of science, as well as showing the signature of the talent in another place, that is, its feminism. He had married twice in life. In addition to two spouses, it is known about women with more than half a dozen women. Today's text
Of course, not only with Einstein's half-dozen 'special friends', but only with his Soviet friend Margarette, who used to aim for his own work, who did not love Einstein, it would have sounded appropriate!
In 1933, Einstein with the second wife, Elsa, came to the Princeton of New Jersey, the northeastern United States of America. Einstein bought a house at Massere Street 11 He went there with his family. For the first few days of the new house, they were well spent.
But this pleasure was momentary. Shortly thereafter, many diseases started to interfere with Elsa's body. After the medical examination, he was diagnosed with heart problems and kidney problems.
The scientist broke the news of Ardhangini's illness. In Elgar's words, "he used to roam freely". Elsa's illness turned her all the equations wrong. To avoid sorrow and despair, he started to study more.
Still you can not put mind there too Finally Elsa Einstein, who passed away on December 20, 1936, died of the disease. Albert broke down seriously at his death.
Even his friend Peter left it to know that Einstein had never seen his crying even though he had long known, that he saw Elsa as a baby crying like a baby!

At that time, Einstein was not tied to permanent bondage, but did anybody have any feelings about him?
We must go to find answers to this question in 1935. The second wife Elsa was still alive. Princeton University authorities thought that Einstein was getting himself among themselves and thought of doing something in his honor. Ultimately, the decision was made to create a bronze statue of a bronze statue in honor of one of the greatest scientists in the history of mankind.The purpose was called Sergei Konkova, a Soviet interpreter. Sergey, living in the United States for more than a decade, was making excellent cinematography. That's why he thought it was most appropriate for him to perform this work, Princeton University authorities Einstein did not even disagree, being a statue model, regularly sat in front of Sergei.
The incident (or accident) actually happens only then. And the incident happened around Sergei's wife Margarita Kanekova. It took quite a good time to make the statue. And for this reason, Einstein would have been sitting regularly at Sergei's house.
In this way, Einstein's relationship with his wife Margarita did not take much time to come and go regularly. Margarita, forty-years-old, is very young at the age of Einstein, in the beauty of her beauty and personality, she began to embrace Einstein.
The relation between them started before or after Elsa's death, it was not properly known. But in 1945 when Margarita left the American legion, Einstein's heart had a large part of it in her place

Nobody knew about this relation between Einstein and Margarita. One important reason for this was the marital status of Margarita. Since he is bound to marry Sergei, so if his relationship with Einstein is known, then its results will not be very pleasant, it does not even say that.

Until 1998, the whole thing was secret. But that year, nine letters of Einstein were taken to auction, where in 1945-46 his letters were written for Margarette. Then the world's first person to know about the secret act of Margarita with Einstein. However, the subject of the alien was not new to Margarita. Because he had a relationship with another named Sergei Rakhmanov

But the most amazing thing was in another place. Einstein's fame or personality did not attract anything to Margarita. Although Einstein was weak to him, he had a great deal of doubt about whether he was weak at Einstein. Why? Because 'Einstein' was his 'Assignment'!

In 1895 Margarita was born in a lawyer's father's house. After completing her education in a girls' school in Sarapalle, she studied law in Madame Poltaratk in Moscow. In 1922 he married Soviet interpreter Sergei Konakov. They came to participate in a Soviet art exposition held in New York in 1923 in the United States. They spent the next 22 years there.

They often used to travel around Europe in different countries. Those travels make intellectual Margarita more possessive and practical, giving knowledge about the different cultures of different nationalities. He could speak in different languages ​​quite efficiently. Occasionally when Sergey used to go out of the house, Margarita stayed at home. Spending time with Princeton University's significant scientists. In this way, good relations are made with them.

At one point of time, Eugene was seen glowing at Margarita. Between them, the relationship between them began to develop very well. Until the end of World War II, the relationship of that relationship was maintained until the end of World War II. They were also photographed together. When someone wanted to know about his relationship with Margarita, then Einstein Margarita was introduced to her as her "friend"!

Ah, if Einstein knew ...

When World War II ended, Margarita returned to her husband in the Soviet Union. Einstein gifted his own gold watch before leaving the favorite man. For Margarita, he wrote a letter full of such thinking, which is also astonishing. Let's give a sample.
“Just recently I washed my head by myself, but not with the greatest success; I am not as careful as you are. But everything here reminds me of you: Almar’s shawl, the dictionaries, the wonderful pipe that we thought was gone, and really all the many little things in my hermit’s cell.”

Even in this old age, the Central Auction House authority (who took letters in auction) was surprised by Einstein's emotional abundance towards a middle-aged woman. That's why they started more bargaining for Margarita's real identity. What they found some days later was incredible in one word.

In 1995, the name of Margaretta Koncova was found in the book "Special Tasks" written by Soviet Union veteran detective Pavel Sudoplatov and his son Anatoly. Margarita Codename was 'Lucas'. During Princeton, he was given a special mission. His job was to get him in touch with the leading scientists of Princeton, using his majesty, especially with the scientists associated with the Manhattan Project.

Albert Einstein was not directly involved with the Manhattan Project. So it is difficult to understand how Margarita actually wanted to take advantage of its relationship with her. However, it is known from the letter that Margarita was able to meet Soviet ambassador with Einstein once in New York.

Did Einstein join hands with the Soviet Union in the wake of Margarita? No, there is no way to say that. Because he had only a special feeling for Margarita. The FBI has been monitoring him until his death from 1933 to 1955, fearing that he could join hands with the Germans or be used against the United States by kidnapping him.
In the 1400-page document made by the FBI, many issues came up, but the name Margarita did not come, but the meeting with the Soviet ambassador did not come. At the same time, however, saving the maximum amount of privacy, Margarita needs to be credited.

Written by Margarita, the letters of Einstein show that they have spent many of their time together, married to her emotional attachment to this woman. A soviet detective behind Margarita, who did not scurry, is a famous scientist.
It was never known how the margarita felt about Einstein. Because after going to Moscow, he never returned to the United States, nor found any letter written to Einstein. Margarita left the last breath in Moscow in 1980.