El discurso nacionalsocialista en la Argentina frente a la “infiltración nazi”

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Abstract
Desde mediados de la década de 1930 prosperaron diversos informes sobre una infiltración nacionalsocialista en la Argentina, preparada para un eventual asalto al continente sudamericano. En su origen y difusión se destacó la labor propagandística de militantes de distintas organizaciones germanoparlantes que conformaron un variopinto movimiento antifascista local. El artículo centra su atención en los discursos e interpretaciones de los nacionalsocialistas locales, para quienes las denuncias sobre una omnipresente “amenaza nazi” respondían a una “propaganda de difamación” de agencias de noticias internacionales que encubría lo que consideraban como la verdadera amenaza de la “infiltración judía” y el “imperialismo anglo-yanqui”.
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Authors Friedmann, Germán;
Journal prohistoria
Year 2019
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chemistry Biology (General) Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Technology physics history (general) and history of europe history (general)

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