 In 1932, with the rise of National Socialism she became proof editor and reviewer-in-chief as members of staff began to leave Germany.In March 1933, just three months after Adolf Hitler became Chancellor, Eisner fled Berlin to Paris where a sister lived.Here she lived precariously taking any job she could find (translating, babysitting etc) and working whenever possible as a freelance film critic for a variety of international journals and newspapers.