On 3 October 1933, Professor Albert Einstein spoke to a packed audience at the Royal Albert Hall for the first and only time, speaking of his fear of the looming crisis in Europe. This speech was made almost six years before war in Europe began and it would be another ten years before the full horrors of the war would be fully understood in Britain, but to Albert Einstein and other Jews living in Germany, the crisis had already begun. By 1933, Jewish academics in Germany had begun to lose their