Psychology and Philosophy
- Michael Balint - Hungarian Jew, psychoanalyst, he fled from Nazism
- Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900). Stateless after 1869.
- Sigmund Freud - Austrian Jew, founded psychoanalysis, he fled from Nazism in Austria
- Anna Freud - daughter of Sigmund, also a psychoanalyst, she fled with him
- Ernest Gellner, Czech-Jewish philosopher. He fled from the Nazis.
- Stephan Korner, Czech-Jewish philosopher. He fled from the Nazis.
- Claude Lévi-Strauss - French-Jewish philosopher and anthropologist. He was a French refugee
- Karl Popper - Austrian-Jewish philosopher; fled from Nazism to New Zealand
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