História e memória de um exílio esquecido: os militares de esquerda brasileiros na Argentina e Uruguai, 1936-1942
The aim of this paper is to study the trajectory of former military expelled from Brazilian Army in their exile in Uruguay and Argentina. Heirs of the rebel generation of 1922, and followers of Luiz Carlos Prestes, also former military who became communist leader, these young soldiers were impregnat...
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I28-R254-article-16612023-06-27T21:05:56Z História e memória de um exílio esquecido: os militares de esquerda brasileiros na Argentina e Uruguai, 1936-1942 Fernández, Jorge Christian military exile southern cone communists militares exilio cono sur comunistas The aim of this paper is to study the trajectory of former military expelled from Brazilian Army in their exile in Uruguay and Argentina. Heirs of the rebel generation of 1922, and followers of Luiz Carlos Prestes, also former military who became communist leader, these young soldiers were impregnated by the tense political and social atmosphere of the country. After the failed Communist Putsch of 1935, their links to the left led them to prison and exile, especially in Uruguay and Argentina, countries that historically served as places of refuge and political articulation space for opponents of neighboring countries. Meanwhile, in the 1930s, such political activities were curtailed, especially those from leftist groups, as repressive connections between regional security forces to contain the “Bolshevism” already articulated. In methodological terms, various types of documentary sources (police records, newspapers) were used, which were intertwined with oral testimonies left by the last surviving protagonists, allowing the construction of a denser historical narrative. El objetivo de este artículo consiste en examinar la trayectoria de militares expulsados del ejército brasilero en sus exilios en Uruguay y Argentina. Herederos de los tenentes rebeldes de 1922, y seguidores de Luiz Carlos Prestes, antiguo militar devenido en líder comunista, la formación profesional de estos jóvenes militares estuvo impregnada por la tensa atmosfera político-social de Brasil. Después de la fracasada Intentona Comunista de 1935, sus vínculos con la izquierda les llevaron a la cárcel y al exilio, especialmente en Uruguay y Argentina, países que históricamente sirvieron como lugares de refugio y espacio de articulación política para los opositores de países vecinos. Entretanto, en los años 1930, tales actividades políticas se vieron cercenadas, especialmente de grupos izquierdistas, pues ya se articulaban conexiones represivas entre las fuerzas de seguridad regionales para la contención del “bolchevismo”. En términos metodológicos, se utilizaron diversos tipos de fuentes documentales (archivos policiales, periódicos), las cuales se entrecruzaron con los testimonios orales legados por los últimos protagonistas sobrevivientes, posibilitando la construcción de una narrativa histórica más densa. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2015-10-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/HVM/article/view/1661 10.34096/hvm.n8.1661 Historia, voces y memoria; Núm. 8 (2015); 21-35 2346-9471 1852-5369 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/HVM/article/view/1661/1567 |
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História e memória de um exílio esquecido: os militares de esquerda brasileiros na Argentina e Uruguai, 1936-1942 |
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The aim of this paper is to study the trajectory of former military expelled from Brazilian Army in their exile in Uruguay and Argentina. Heirs of the rebel generation of 1922, and followers of Luiz Carlos Prestes, also former military who became communist leader, these young soldiers were impregnated by the tense political and social atmosphere of the country. After the failed Communist Putsch of 1935, their links to the left led them to prison and exile, especially in Uruguay and Argentina, countries that historically served as places of refuge and political articulation space for opponents of neighboring countries. Meanwhile, in the 1930s, such political activities were curtailed, especially those from leftist groups, as repressive connections between regional security forces to contain the “Bolshevism” already articulated. In methodological terms, various types of documentary sources (police records, newspapers) were used, which were intertwined with oral testimonies left by the last surviving protagonists, allowing the construction of a denser historical narrative. |
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