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Top 100 Greatest Americans	by Kickstart	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Was Einstien American?	by AndyA	2005-05-16 09:31:51
Einstein had dual citizenship	by run.dll	2005-05-16 09:43:37
Einstein became a citizen of the United States in 1940 but also retained his Swiss citizenship. In any case, his main contributions to physics were done during the 1905-1915 era, so I would say the Swiss have a greater claim on his greatness, if that matters. I think Albert would have liked to be remembered as a citizen of the world.
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Can I be a citizen of the world, too? (n/t)	by jmaxsohmer	2005-05-16 10:17:35
Don't think you have a choice<n/t>	by Psyop	2005-05-16 10:44:45
Swiss citizenship can never be revoked.	by kahuana	2005-05-16 11:20:34

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