Hotel Bolivia: The Culture of Memory in a Refuge From Nazism
by Leo Spitzer
Leo Spitzer’s Hotel Bolivia: The Culture of Memory in a Refuge From Nazism examines how a place of refuge becomes connected to the work of remembering. Bringing history and cultural analysis together, the book considers memory, displacement, and the enduring legacy of Nazism.
About This Book
Hotel Bolivia examines the culture of memory associated with a refuge from Nazism.
Leo Spitzer focuses on how historical experience is remembered, interpreted, and represented.
The book connects the history of refuge with broader questions about memory, displacement, and the legacy of Nazism.
It will interest readers seeking a concise study of history, remembrance, and cultural identity.
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