What forced Hans Kelsen to leave Austria?
The rise of totalitarianism
Financial difficulties
He wanted to travel
A public scandal
Answer
Totalitarianism rose in Austria, compelling prominent jurist Hans Kelsen to seek refuge beyond its borders. This oppressive regime stifled intellectual freedom and academic pursuits, leaving Kelsen with no choice but to depart in search of an environment that nurtured open inquiry and scholarly endeavors.
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