Broadcast Schedule Discussion Guide Get the Video			Like the German refugee scholars, many Europeans were exiled from their homes, or fled in protest of fascism. Here's a partial list culled from U.S. Holocaust Museum's permanent exhibition entitled "To Safety." Max Beckmann, artist Bruno Bettelheim, psychologist Bertolt Brecht, playwright Andre Breton, poet Heinrich Bruning, German chancellor 1930-1932 Marc Chagall, painter Marlene Dietrich, actress Albert Einstein, physicist Fritz Lang, film director Max Ernst, artist Enrico Fermi, physicist Erich Fromm, psychoanalyst Otto Klemperer, conductor Lotte Lenya, singer Claude Levi-Strauss, anthropologist Jacques Lipschitz, sculptor Fritz Mahler, composer Thomas Mann, writer Herbert Marcuse, philosopher Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, architect Max Reinhardt, theater director Nelly Sachs, Nobel Prize-winning poet Igor Stravinsky, composer Arturo Toscanini, conductor Kurt Weill, composer Billy Wilder, film director Credits: Max Beckmann, Self-Portrait (1919), Courtesy of The Minneapolis Institute of Arts ©2000 Artists Right Society (ARS), NY Marc Chagall, Moses and the Ten Commandments, from the Story of Exodus (1966), Courtesy of Meyerovich Gallery, Copyright ©2000 The ArtNet Worldwide Corporation Jacques Lipschitz, Seated Bather (1924), Courtesy of University of Pennsylvania Library
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