The name of Mileva Einstein-Maric, the first wife of the great Einstein, was forgotten for a long time. In 1986, following the discovery of correspondence between her and Albert Einstein, her story began to unravel. Many researchers have come to the conclusion that Mileva herself was a brilliant scientist, in some ways even surpassing her husband, and influenced Einstein’s most famous works, including the creation of the theory of relativity. Was Mileva Albert’s co-author, an indispensable assistant in scientific research, an ambitious scientists? It is tempting to assume this in pursuit of a new scientific sensation. Her name often appears in various scientific investigations of Einstein's work. Based on extensive historical research, written by three independent authors, this book reveals the true “story of Mileva,” the first wife of a scientific genius.