US EditionA House in Exile: Fire, Memory and the Enduring Spirit of Villa Aurora
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A House in Exile: Fire, Memory and the Enduring Spirit of Villa Aurora
PACIFIC PALISADES, CA—For nearly a century, Villa Aurora has stood on a windswept hillside in this coastal neighborhood of Los Angeles. The mansion’s white stucco walls and Spanish Colonial Revival design match any number of similarly styled homes dotting L.A.’s rugged bluffs. Yet for those who know its story, Villa Aurora is more—a record of German-Jewish exile, a refuge built by intellectuals fleeing Nazi Europe, and now a stark reminder of ho…
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