The Argentine exile in West Germany between 1974 and 1983: new voices and memories in the complex dynamics of the Argentine exile

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Jonas Kalmbach

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Forced migration has become a fundamental reading key in recent Latin American history. In Argentina, this field emerged with case studies on diaspora communities during the last military dictatorship. The Argentine exile to West Germany is still an unexplored chapter. Our purpose is to reconstruct this experience by identifying the stages of forced migration, paying special attention to the German solidarity movement that challenged the "silent diplomacy" of the German government, and organized the reception of the first exiles through transnational refugee networks established beyond the militarized Southern Cone.

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Kalmbach, J. . (2023). The Argentine exile in West Germany between 1974 and 1983: new voices and memories in the complex dynamics of the Argentine exile. (En)clave Comahue. Revista Patagónica De Estudios Sociales, 30(29). Retrieved from http://170.210.83.53/index.php/revistadelafacultad/article/view/5106
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