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Einstein’s Nobel Prize: A Glimpse Behind Closed Doors – The Archival Evidence Style:Paperback The letters tell of increasingElzinga, Aant, 2006, xii + 228pp., illus., cloth bound and jacketed How and why, after many years of waiting, did Albert Einstein finally receive the Nobel Prize in Physics for 1921, awarded the following year? On the basis of a penetrating study of documents in the Nobel archive at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm, the author reviews the sixty nominations Einstein received from 1910 to 1922. He analyzes the arguments against