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Rediscovered painting shows madam of notorious Nazi brothel
- A long-lost oil painting of Kitty Schmidt has been rediscovered and showcased to the public in Berlin.
- Kitty Schmidt's salon operated as a den of espionage, wired by the Nazis to monitor influential guests.
- Brunner hopes the painting will end up in a museum, citing Kitty's story as part of Berlin's city history.
- Brunner noted that while Schmidt interacted with key Nazi figures, she never joined the Nazi party and did not appear antisemitic.
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Rediscovered painting shows madam of notorious Nazi brothel
A long-lost oil painting of Nazi-era Berlin's most notorious brothel madam, Kitty Schmidt, has been rediscovered and was presented to the public in the German capital on Thursday.
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Between 1939 and 1942, diplomats, foreign journalists and high-ranking Nazi dignitaries were unknowingly spied on by Madame Kitty ODD ANDERSEN / AFPFor years, the two authors Urs Brunner and Julia Schrammel, of the non-fiction book “Kitty’s Salon. Legends, Facts, Fiction” (2020), searched for the painting of the notorious Nazi brothel owner Kitty Schmidt (1882-1954) A portrait of Madame Kitty, the Austrian courtesan who ran the most famous meet…
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