Facts about the Frankfurt School include the following:
A) It was founded in Frankfurt in 1925.
B) Adorno and Horkheimer were its two members.
C) The School established the term ‘Critical Theory’.
D) It had strong ties with the thinkers of the Moscow Linguistic Circle.
E) It was forced into exile with the ascendency of Nazism in Germany.
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The correct option is B, C, and E.

Here is the step-by-step breakdown of why these statements are correct and others are incorrect:
Statement A is incorrect: The Institute for Social Research (known as the Frankfurt School) was officially founded in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1923 (with its formal opening in 1924), not in 1925.
Statement B is correct: Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno were indeed two of the most prominent and influential members of the Frankfurt School, co-authoring key texts such as Dialectic of Enlightenment.
Statement C is correct: The school is famous for establishing and popularizing the term "Critical Theory" (specifically coined by Horkheimer in his 1937 essay Traditional and Critical Theory) to describe their critique of modern capitalist society and traditional positivist philosophy.
Statement D is incorrect: The Frankfurt School did not have strong ties with the Moscow Linguistic Circle. The Moscow Linguistic Circle was focused on structural linguistics and formalism, whereas the Frankfurt School focused on critical sociology, Western Marxism, and psychoanalysis.
Statement E is correct: With the rise of the Nazi regime in Germany in 1933, the institute (consisting largely of Jewish intellectuals) was closed down, forcing its members into exile. The school relocated first to Geneva, then to Columbia University in New York, before returning to Frankfurt after World War II.

Therefore, statements B, C, and E are the correct facts concerning the Frankfurt School.