In 1933, Arendt left Germany for Czechoslovakia and then Geneva, where she worked for some time at the League of Nations before leaving for Paris, where she befriended the Marxist literary critic and philosopher, her first husband's cousin.
Then, in Paris, she befriended the Marxist literary critic and philosopher, her first husband's cousin. In 1933, Arendt left Germany for Czechoslovakia and then Geneva, where she worked for some time at the League of Nations.
In 1933, Arendt left Germany for Czechoslovakia and then Geneva, where she worked for some time at the League of Nations. Then, in Paris, she befriended the Marxist literary critic and philosopher, her first husband's cousin.
In 1933, Arendt left Germany for Czechoslovakia and then Geneva, where she worked for some time at the League of Nations. Then, in Paris, she befriended the Marxist literary critic and philosopher, her first husband's cousin.