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Un grand nombre d'artistes étrangers se sont établis à Paris dans l'entre-deux-guerres. Des réseaux d'amitié se sont créés entre artistes français et étrangers. Ces filières se sont mises en action dès que la menace s'est resserrée avec les lois antijuives de Vichy. L'auteur remonte aux origines de ces réseaux de solidarité et interroge leur signification. ©Electre 2015

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