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Scince the other answer stunk, I think he did it in England.
Since the previous answer stunk, I'll give the correct answer.
Einstein was a patent clerk in Bern, Switzerland when he wrote his 1905 papers.
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What did Albert Einstein discover besides E equals mc2?
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