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American Masters

Hannah Arendt鈥檚 reflections on being a refugee

Season 39 Episode 5 | 1m 15s

Upon fleeing Germany to France in 1933 without her official papers, Hannah Arendt became a stateless person. After Germany invaded France in 1940 and Arendt was sent to Gurs camp, Arendt, her husband Heinrich Bl眉cher and her mother were able to secure exit papers to New York City. They arrived in the city in 1941, where Arendt reflected on being a stateless person: 鈥淲e lost our home.鈥�

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