Stateless People

Guess these famous persons who were stateless for some time!

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Hint	Original Nationality	Answer
Physicist who was stateless 1896-1901 and later migrated to America	Germany	Albert Einstein
Waited till 1932 to become a German citizen, just in time to seize the power	Austria	Adolf Hitler
"The Gulag Archipelago" author who was expelled in 1974	Soviet Union	Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Shipping magnate and Jackie's husband who came to Argentina after the Greco-Turkish War	Greece	Aristotle Onassis
Refugee whose story was depicted in "The Terminal"	Iran	Mehran Karimi Nasseri
Al-Qaeda leader who was denied citizenship in 1994	Saudi-Arabia	Osama Bin Laden
WW2 bomber pilot who became a peace activist and created the World Passport	USA	Garry Davis
War criminal and SS helper who went to America	Soviet Union	John Demnjanjuk
Girl who hid from Nazis in occupied Amsterdam	Germany	Anne Frank
Confederate Army commander who remained stateless after the Civil War	USA	Robert E. Lee
Founder of Communism who went to London and died there stateless	Germany	Karl Marx
Refugee from birth and descendant of the Russian Tsar	-	Nicholas Romanov
"Superhuman" philosopher who renounced his citizenship	Germany	Friedrich Nietzsche

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