BERLIN Everybody Once In vintage illustrated brochure circa pre-1933

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This is a very rare old Once in Berlin brochure for travel.  It may be from the 1920s and is pre-1933 as it mentions Einstien made it his home but he left before 1933.  The age of the cars looks like 1920s. It is fragile but has only a couple of small holes - breaks along the folds visible in the photos. Sold as is, obviously.
I found this research about Albert
Einstein
:
The Time in Berlin (1914–1933)
In April 1914 Einstein moved to Berlin. At the Prussian Academy of Sciences he had the title of professor, but was released from any teaching obligations, which he viewed as annoying. He could apply himself almost exclusively to the advancement of the theory of general relativity. His wife Mileva, from whom he had become estranged in the previous few years, and his two sons, stayed in Zurich.
In 1916 Einstein completed the general relativity theory.
On the occasion of the solar eclipse in March 1919, the predictions of the general relativity theory, that rays of light were diverted by a gravitational field, were confirmed. Also in 1919 he was legally divorced from Mileva. Einstein then married his cousin Elsa Löwenthal.
In 1921 Einstein was awarded the Nobel Prize for physics, for the discovery of the photoelectric effect in 1905. In 1930 he was also honoured with the Dr. h.c. from the ETH Zurich.
Starting from the winter semester of 1930, Einstein spent a quarter of each year in Princeton, but was worked at the Academy in Berlin during the summer months. After the seizure of power by the national socialists in Germany in 1933, Einstein did not return to Germany. His assets were confiscated and a price put on his head.
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