Editing Otto Neurath (section)

===British Isles===
After the [[Luftwaffe]] had [[Rotterdam Blitz|bombed Rotterdam]], he and Marie Reidemeister fled to Britain, crossing the [[English Channel|Channel]] with other refugees in an open boat. He and Reidemeister married in 1941 after a period of being interned on the [[Isle of Man]] (Neurath was in [[Onchan]] Camp). In Britain, he and his wife set up the [[Isotype Institute]] in [[Oxford]] and he was asked to advise on, and design Isotype charts for, the intended redevelopment of the slums of [[Bilston]], near [[Wolverhampton]].

Neurath died of a stroke, suddenly and unexpectedly, in December 1945. After his death, [[Marie Neurath]] continued the work of the Isotype Institute, publishing Neurath's writings posthumously, completing projects he had started and writing many children's books using the Isotype system, until her death in the 1980s.