Where can I find translated versions of the original General Relativity papers?

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Where can I find the original (but translated) General Relativity papers? I've been searching the net everywhere, and to my surprise I really couldn't find it. You'd think it would be everywhere..
 
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Denton said:
Where can I find the original (but translated) General Relativity papers? I've been searching the net everywhere, and to my surprise I really couldn't find it. You'd think it would be everywhere..

The Principle of Relativity, published by Dover, is a collection of English translations of original papers on special and general relativity.
 
I found this "Relativity: The Special and General Theory, Einstein’s own popular translation of the physics that shaped our “truths” of space and time." published on the web by Bartleby.com

http://www.bartleby.com/173/
 
George Jones said:
The Principle of Relativity, published by Dover, is a collection of English translations of original papers on special and general relativity.

Anywhere online that doesn't cost money? I mean this things been out for what, 70 years?
 
I think I found what you want: http://www.Alberteinstein.info/gallery/netscape_gallery.html"
 
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Ich said:
I think I found what you want: http://www.Alberteinstein.info/gallery/netscape_gallery.html"

Oh that's nice <3

Just got to learn german now lol

Edit: no need its translated! <3 <3
 
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