Explore how Hannah Arendt's experiences as a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany shaped her groundbreaking ideas on totalitarianism, the banality of evil, and the fragility of democracy that remain urgently relevant today.
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The absence of thinking—what she called 'thoughtlessness'—can make ordinary people complicit in extraordinary evil.
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