Ella desafi los l mites del amor.
l la conden a ser la ad ltera m s famosa de M xico.
Suzanne Avramow lleg a ser conocida como la mujer mejor vestida de M xico . Su estilo de vida estaba lleno de glamur: cenaba en el Ciro's, asist a a los bailes del Jockey Club, se hospedaba en el exclusivo hotel Mirador de Acapulco y, tras su matrimonio con el rico empresario Paul Antebi, se integr al grupo de familias m s influyentes del pa s durante el alemanismo.
Huyendo del nazismo y hablando apenas espa ol, lleg sola a un pa s extra o donde muy pronto se vio inmersa en la insatisfacci n de un matrimonio arreglado que termin en tragedia. Como madame Bovary, fue alcanzada por la fatalidad y la encerraron en Lecumberri, mientras que su amante ni siquiera pis la c rcel. Opresi n, avaricia y una intrincada trama de celos y venganza componen esta sorprendente historia que escandaliz a la sociedad mexicana de los a os cincuenta, acaparando las primeras planas de la prensa nacional y desatando un linchamiento p blico pocas veces visto.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
She defied the limits of love.
He condemned her to be the most famous adulteress in Mexico.
Suzanne Avramow came to be known as "the best-dressed woman in Mexico." Her lifestyle was full of glamour: she dined at Ciro's, attended the dances at the Jockey Club, stayed at the exclusive Mirador Hotel in Acapulco, and after marrying wealthy businessman Paul Antebi, she became part of the circle of the most influential families in the country during the Alemanismo era.
Fleeing Nazism and speaking barely any Spanish, she arrived alone in a foreign country where she soon found herself trapped in the dissatisfaction of an arranged marriage that ended in tragedy. Like madame Bovary, she was overtaken by fate and imprisoned in Lecumberri, while her lover never even set foot in jail. Oppression, greed, and an intricate web of jealousy and revenge compose this astonishing story that scandalized Mexican society in the 1950s, dominating the front pages of the national press and unleashing a public lynching rarely seen before.