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Las tres vidas del Hotel Lutetia: refugio de artistas, guarida de espías nazis y centro de acogida de los supervivientes del Holocausto
Summary by Latinas Media Editorial Desk Ismael Marinero , as published by El Mundo
· October 7, 2026
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Key takeaway Para conocer más detalles sobre la fascinante historia del Hotel Lutetia, se puede consultar el libro Hotel Exilio, publicado por Salamandra.
La historiadora Jane Rogoyska ha escrito un libro titulado Hotel Exilio, en el que explora la historia del Hotel Lutetia. Este establecimiento de lujo ha sido testigo de momentos significativos en la vida de artistas como Picasso, Matisse, Hemingway, Brecht, Beckett y Joyce. El hotel ha tenido varias vidas, desde ser un refugio de artistas hasta convertirse en un centro de acogida para supervivientes del Holocausto.
También ha sido un lugar donde los espías nazis se escondían. La autora entreteje los hilos invisibles de quienes han orbitado el hotel, ofreciendo una visión única de la historia. Para conocer más detalles sobre la fascinante historia del Hotel Lutetia, se puede consultar el libro Hotel Exilio, publicado por Salamandra.
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Category: culture Published: October 7, 2026 Source: El Mundo Reading time: 1 min
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