Meet Oppenheimer's Jewish Mentor Who Was Fired By Hitler And Hired By CV Raman

In October 1, 1935, Max Born began his term in India. As per his autobiography My Life: Recollections of a Nobel Laureate, he wrote about the place where he lived on campus. "“We had a large garden with beautiful trees and flowers,” he wrote, “and two tennis courts which were screened off by marvellous bougainvillaea shrubs. The Raman family lived in a similar house just across the road," he wrote.