How did World War 2 affect Albert Einstein?

Answer 1

During the 1930's and into WWII, Einstine wrote affidavits recommending United States visas for a huge number of Jews from Europe trying to flee persecution, raised money for Zionist organizations and was in part responsible for the formation in 1933, of the International Rescue Committee. (Help people fleeing racial, religious and ethnic persecution. As well as those uprooted by war and violence.) Meanwhile in Germany, a campaign to eliminate Einstein's work as unacceptable. They published pamphlets and even textbooks denigrating Einstine and blacklisted (Deny someone work in a certain fiend, deny him privileges, service, or mobility) him.

Answer 2

World War 2 forced Albert Einstein, who was a pacifist, to become more politically active and vocal against the Nazi regime. He also played a role in informing President Roosevelt about the potential for nuclear weapons, which ultimately led to the development of the Manhattan Project. After the war, Einstein continued to advocate for global peace and the control of nuclear weapons.