AdvertisementA Polish hotel recovering from its own tragic past has become a refuge for UkrainiansPlay07:55Download AudioMarch 10, 2022Ari ShapiroRyan KellmanPatrick WoodfacebookEmailTwo weeks ago, Hotel Ilan, in Lublin, Poland, which was built almost a century ago as a Jewish house of study, stopped booking tourists and corporate groups. It now houses refugees from Ukraine and donations for them. (NPR)
