Raanan Rein
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 172800 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Raanan Rein |
| PRENOMES | Raanan |
| SOBRENOME | Rein |
| ASSINATURA | REIN R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Tel Aviv University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0249-6084 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 59 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 58 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1990 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
A model to emulate? The figure of Moses in Latin American politics and ethics
Israeli football clubs and the post-October 7, 2023 national emotional ecology
The Meites sisters and the Spanish Civil War
Haya and Rurh Meites left Jewish Palestine in order to help Republican Spain in its struggle against the nationalist rebellion headed by General Francisco Franco and assisted by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Their life trajectories illustrate international women’s participation in the Spanish fratricide and its limits. According to different estimates, around 700 women volunteered in Spain during the Civil War. They constituted a tiny fraction …
The teaching of appreciation”
Established in 1961 in Madrid, the Amistad Judeo-Cristiana strove to promote a dialogue between Catholic and Jewish Spaniards. The article accounts for the Amistad’s origins and its development, explaining the critical impact of the Second Vatican Council, which allowed for the eventual formal recognition of Madrid’s Jewish community by the Franco regime. The support received by a sector of the Spanish ecclesiastical hierarchy permitted the assoc…
Structuring Jewish Buenos Aires at the end of the long nineteenth century
A common Jewish Argentine creation story begins in 1889, with 824 Russian Jews disembarking in Buenos Aires and ushering in three decades of massive Jewish migration to that city. In six key themes, this article expands the parameters of that story chronologically, spatially, culturally, and politically. It focuses on the Jewish gaucho (skilled horseman) as an iconic representation of the intersections of Jewish and non-Jewish Buenos Aires; the m…
An anti-fascist struggle conditioned by ethnic concerns
Following the kidnapping of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires in May 1960 and the antisemitic wave it provoked in South America throughout the 1960s, Jewish-Argentines, Jewish-Uruguayans and Jewish-Chileans organized themselves into armed self-defense groups and trained in response to growing xenophobia and racism. This little-researched history highlights the efforts of Jewish youth to break away from communal political traditions…
Sobre Juan Manuel Palacio, La justicia peronista. La construcción de un nuevo orden legal en la Argentina
Challenging the Argentine Melting Pot
On 12 October 1947, Argentine President, Juan Domingo Perón, used the events of the Hispanidad Day to extoll the Spanish heritage in Latin America. Within a few years, however, Perón well understood the futility of using Hispanidad as the basis of a new national consciousness for the Argentine immigrant society. Instead, he opted for a corporative mode of political representation under the aegis of the ‘organized community’. This model was design…
Hero and Outcast
Hero and Outcast:César Tiempo and the History of Jews in Argentina Raanan Rein (bio) Keywords Argentina, Jewish-Argentines, Peronism, César Tiempo, Israel Zeitlin In the 1930s, the writer César Tiempo (whose pseudonym was Israel Zeitlin) was a hero of Argentina's organized Jewish community. At the age of 29, Tiempo led the campaign against the antisemitic director of the Biblioteca Nacional, Gustavo Martínez zuviría, the hugely popular novelist k…
«Hay que formar unidades de autodefensa como respuesta efectiva a los hooligans antisemitas»
La captura del criminal de guerra nazi Adolf Eichmann en Buenos Aires en mayo de 1960 por parte de agentes del Mossad israelí desencadenó una ola de antisemitismo violento en Argentina y Uruguay, que a su vez provocó la consolidación de un marco de autodefensa judía que se conoció en Argentina con el vocablo hebreo Irgún (organización) y en Uruguay como Bitajón (seguridad), Misgueret (marco), o simplemente en vernáculo, La Orga. Numerosos jóvenes…
Peronist trade unionism, the barra brava of Chacarita Juniors, and the Argentine dictatorship
This article focuses on the links between football, politics, and the organized labour movement in 1970s’ Argentina. The case study of Club Atlético Chacarita Juniors of Buenos Aires offers a unique lens for the study of Peronist influences in the world of football, and especially the involvement of trade union leaders and their violent methods in football clubs. Starting with Cecilio Conditi of the Asociación de Trabajadores del Estado (state em…
Leandro Lichtmajer
LEANDRO LICHTMAJER: Derrota y reconstruccion: el radicalismo tucumano frente al peronismo, 1943-1955 . Buenos Aires: EDUNTREF, 2016
Avital HECHT, Walking in Evita’s Shoes
Edna Aizenberg
My most recent conversations with Edna revolved around Zionism, the fascinationof early Zionist leaders with the possibility of resettling Jews in Argentinaand, more specifically, Eshkol Nevo’s novel Neuland. The book’s protagonist isforced to leave his wife and daughter in order to fly to South America in searchof his father who has been reported missing. There, he meets with a womanwho has impulsively fled Israel due to a loveless relationship …
El desafío a los Juegos Olímpicos de Berlín 1936
El día 19 de julio de 1936 la ciudad de Barcelona albergaba a un número inusual de personas. Miles de atletas y hasta 20 mil visitantes se encontraban presentes en la ciudad para asistir a los actos de inauguración de la Olimpiada Popular que había sido convocada como desafío a los Juegos Olímpicos de Berlín de ese mismo año. Sin embargo la insurrección militar contra el gobierno electo de la Segunda República puso fin a esta iniciativa antifasci…
Looking for a Refuge of ‘Normalcy’ during the Argentine Dictatorship
This article examines the history of Club Atlético Atlanta of Buenos Aires during the years of the military dictatorship (1976–1983) within the framework of efforts to reconsider the impact of repression on everyday life. Club Atlético Atlanta is a microcosm of Argentine society, and it contained everything: from victims of repression, to the son of genocidal general Roberto Eduardo Viola. Conformism, indifference, adaptation, support for the mil…
Ezequiel Adamovsky Y Esteban Buch
EZEQUIEL ADAMOVSKY Y ESTEBAN BUCH: La marchita, el escudo y el bombo: una historia cultural de los emblemas del peronismo, de Perón a Cristina Kirchner. Planeta, 2016
Gerben Zaagsma, Jewish Volunteers, the International Brigades and the Spanish Civil War
Spanish-Israeli relations and systemic pressures, 1956-1986
Based on the Constructivist theoretical approach for analyzing international relations by identifying the forces which influence states behavior, this article compares major junctions in Spain’s international status and the way systemic changes influenced the course of Spanish-Israeli relations. The article looks at Madrid’s entry into the international trade regime represented by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in 1963, Spain’s…
Becoming Brigadistas
Nearly two hundred men and women left Mandatory Palestine between the years 1936–1938 in order to defend the Second Spanish Republic. Despite the expressions of solidarity with the Spanish Republic, most of the political parties in the Jewish Yishuv were against sending youth from Palestine to join the International Brigades. The goal of strengthening the Jewish presence in Palestine was given priority over and above international solidarity or t…
Jerrry Dávila
El Pacto Perón-Franco justificación ideológica y nacionalismo en Argentina
Con la finalización de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y la derrota de los países del Eje, España se encontró aislada y rechazada por la Comunidad Internacional. El régimen del General Francisco Franco, quien accedió al gobierno tras una sangrienta guerra civil en la que contó con el apoyo de la Italia fascista y la Alemania Nazi
Is an Embassy Really Necessary? Israeli–Spanish Relations in the 1960s
Spanish–Israeli relations expanded across numerous fields throughout the 1960s despite the absence of formal diplomatic ties. For all practical purposes, Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs had a legation in Madrid during the second half of the 1960s, including at least 3 semi-official representatives operating with the full knowledge of Madrid. Clandestinely, a Mossad station worked in liaison with the local intelligence services. Absence of a …
Turning the Country into an “Immense and Clamorous Stadium”
During the Peronist regime (1946–1955), the Argentine government encouraged and financed a wide variety of sports activities. This investment bore fruit internationally and Juan Perón tried to make political capital out of the achievements of Argentine individual athletes or national teams in international competitions. Such achievements were presented as a collective victory of Argentine society, transcending the divisions of social class, ethni…
Jewish History, Life, and Culture in Latin America
Jewish History, Life, and Culture in Latin America Raanan Rein (bio) El exilio incómodo: México y los refugiados judíos, 1933–1945. By Daniela Gleizer. Mexico City: El Colegio de México, 2011. Pp. 321. $28.00 paper. ISBN: 9786074622843. Kosher Feijoada and Other Paradoxes of Jewish Life in São Paulo. By Misha Klein. Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2012. Pp. ix + 256. $74.95 cloth. ISBN: 9780813039879. Crossing Borders, Claiming a Nation…
El primer deportista‘
(1998). ‘El primer deportista‘: the political use and abuse of sport in peronist Argentina. The International Journal of the History of Sport: Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 54-76
Challenging Particularity
Scholarly interest in Jews as a subject of Latin American Studies has grown markedly in the last two decades, especially when compared to research on other Latin Americans who trace their ancestry to the Middle East, Asia or Eastern Europe. In this context, we propose the use of the term 'Jewish-Latin American', rather than 'Latin American Jewry', in order to shift the dominant paradigm about ethnicity in Latin America by returning the 'nation' t…
Echoes of the Spanish Civil War in Palestine
In July 2006, on the eve of the seventieth anniversary of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, Eran Torbiner's documentary Madrid Comes Before Hanita (a frontier kibbutz) was screened for the first time in Israel. The film tells the story of a group of Jewish volunteers who left Palestine in order to join the International Brigades and fight for the defense of the Second Spanish Republic. It was screened to a packed hall that included two of th…
Sport, Politics and Exile
This article seeks to analyze certain questions concerning the protests mounted against the 1978 World Cup. After a brief review of the military government's efforts to use the World Cup to legitimize its dictatorship, to Argentine society as well as the rest of the world, we examine the reactions of world public opinion to the fact that this event was being held in a country ruled by a repressive, criminal regime. Our focus, however, is on the p…
Becoming Part of the Moving Story
Jews were among the pioneers of film and television in most of Latin America. The historiography of cinema, however, does not usually mention the ethnicity or religion of the filmmakers since Latin American intellectuals tend to reject ethnicity as an important analytical category, unless it relates to indigenous groups or people of African descent. This approach is shared by many intellectuals identified with specific ethnic backgrounds, such as…
Las Imágenes Conflictivas Del Peronismo En Israel (1946-1955)
La hostilidad del judaísmo argentino y las sospechas del norteamericano frente a la gestión de gobierno de Juan Domingo Perón (1946–1955) no se corresponden con las imágenes del peronismo en Israel, exentas de monocromatismo y homogeneidad. A partir de un análisis de contenido de crónicas y artículos de fondo en siete órganos de prensa hebrea, este trabajo demuestra que los diarios israelíes le asignaban a la situación argentina mayor importancia…
Israeli football clubs and the post-October 7, 2023 national emotional ecology
Structuring Jewish Buenos Aires at the end of the long nineteenth century
A common Jewish Argentine creation story begins in 1889, with 824 Russian Jews disembarking in Buenos Aires and ushering in three decades of massive Jewish migration to that city. In six key themes, this article expands the parameters of that story chronologically, spatially, culturally, and politically. It focuses on the Jewish gaucho (skilled horseman) as an iconic representation of the intersections of Jewish and non-Jewish Buenos Aires; the m…
Looking for a Refuge of ‘Normalcy’ during the Argentine Dictatorship
This article examines the history of Club Atlético Atlanta of Buenos Aires during the years of the military dictatorship (1976–1983) within the framework of efforts to reconsider the impact of repression on everyday life. Club Atlético Atlanta is a microcosm of Argentine society, and it contained everything: from victims of repression, to the son of genocidal general Roberto Eduardo Viola. Conformism, indifference, adaptation, support for the mil…
Turning the Country into an “Immense and Clamorous Stadium”
During the Peronist regime (1946–1955), the Argentine government encouraged and financed a wide variety of sports activities. This investment bore fruit internationally and Juan Perón tried to make political capital out of the achievements of Argentine individual athletes or national teams in international competitions. Such achievements were presented as a collective victory of Argentine society, transcending the divisions of social class, ethni…
A Trans-National Struggle with National and Ethnic Goals
This article examines the scope and various manifestations of Jewish-Argentine solidarity with the Spanish Republic. While many Argentines sympathized with the Republic as part of their struggle for a democratic, pluralist and socially just Argentina, Jewish-Argentines had additional reasons to support the Republicans. On the one hand, they worried about the fate of their relatives back in Europe if yet another tyrannical regime rose to power wit…
Unfounded Fears, Inflated Hopes, Passionate Memories
In late 1963, the Argentine Foreign Ministry expressed its concern to Israeli diplomats about several matters “that might disturb relations between the two countries.” Specifically, it referred to “military training” that Jewish youth were receiving in camps in the province of Buenos Aires under the supervision of Israeli instructors. The Argentine authorities' concern was caused by the formation of Jewish self-defence groups in the Argentine cap…
The Eichmann Kidnapping
The election of Arturo Frondizi as president of Argentina in February 1958 was welcome news to both the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires and the leaders of the local Jewish community. And he had not lived in the presidential palace for long before their expectations appeared to have been justified. The Jews of Argentina felt a growing sense of security and well-being, and relations between Jerusalem and Buenos Aires grew closer. 1 The kidnapping o…
In pursuit of votes and economic treaties
During the second half of the 1940s the Franco regime found itself isolated in the international arena and confronting severe economic distress. As a strategy for ending the diplomatic boycott imposed on it by the United Nations and expanding foreign trade, Spain began to cultivate close relations with the Arab world. This article examines Francoist Spain's systematic campaign to woo the Arab countries, in the course of which even the regime's fa…
Political considerations and personal rivalries
(1997). Political considerations and personal rivalries: Peronist Argentina and the partition of Palestine. Diplomacy & Statecraft: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 125-147
Outpaced by the west
Diplomacia franquista y política cultural hacia, iberoamérica, 1939-1953
LORENZO DELGADO GOMEZ-ESCALONILLA: . Madrid, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 1988
Hispanidad y oportunismo político el caso peronista
En los años 1946-49 el régimen de Juan Domingo Perón fue uno de los pocos aliados de la dictadura española del General Francisco Franco, que después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial se hallaba aislada en el escenario mundial. En esos mismos años, el régimen de Perón hizo aún más profusos sus elogios a las relaciones de su país y de toda América Latina con la Madre Patria, destacando que, a menos que el continente reconociera sus verdaderas raíces, la…
Outpaced by the west
La amistad irreconciliable, España y Argentina, 1900-1914
DANIEL RIVADULLA BARRIENTOS: Madrid, Editorial Mapfre, 1992
Mañana es San Perón - Propaganda, rituales políticos y educación en el régimen peronista (1946-1955)
MARIANO PLOTKIN: Buenos Aires, Ariel - Historia Argentina, 1993
Frondizi and the Polities of Developmentalism in Argentina, 1955-62
CELIA SZUSTERMAN: London, St. Antony's Macmillan Series, 1993
Israel's Anti‐Francoist Policy (1948–53)
Las Imágenes Conflictivas Del Peronismo En Israel (1946-1955)
La hostilidad del judaísmo argentino y las sospechas del norteamericano frente a la gestión de gobierno de Juan Domingo Perón (1946–1955) no se corresponden con las imágenes del peronismo en Israel, exentas de monocromatismo y homogeneidad. A partir de un análisis de contenido de crónicas y artículos de fondo en siete órganos de prensa hebrea, este trabajo demuestra que los diarios israelíes le asignaban a la situación argentina mayor importancia…
The Witness of the Brothers A History of the Bruderhof
YAACOV OVED: Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ, 1996
Músico, Exilio y Memoria - La Lucha Por Los Restos De Manuel De Falla
En vísperas de la guerra civil, España era uno de los centros intelectuales más efervescentes de Europa. A partir de 1898, tras perder los últimos restos del Imperio en el Nuevo Mundo (Cuba y Puerto Rico), y particularmente en los años de la Segunda República (1931–1936), se llevaron a cabo apasionantes debates sobre cuestiones de identidad nacional y el sendero que debía adoptar España para hacer frente a los desafios del desarrollo y de la mode…
Political considerations and personal rivalries
(1997). Political considerations and personal rivalries: Peronist Argentina and the partition of Palestine. Diplomacy & Statecraft: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 125-147
Another front line
Evita--An Intimate Portrait of Eva Perón
TOMÁS DE ELÍA and JUAN PABLO QUEIROZ (eds.): London, Thames and Hudson, 1997.With the end of the blitz of conflicting visual images of Evita--"the woman with the whip," "the lady of hope," and the montonera--and Peronism as portrayed in the films of Alan Parker (1996) and Juan Carlos Desanzo (1996), the time has come for photo albums. Several such books have appeared over the last two years, but Tomás de Elía and Juan Pablo Queiroz's offering is …
Based on a True Story
Anyone who has ever had to teach an introductory course in colonial or modern Latin American history has grappled with the question of whether to use historical films, and if so, to what extent. The historian's aversion to films as a way of depicting the past is well known. Nevertheless, today's teachers are increasingly attracted to the use of films as an incentive to study history, recognizing that more and more undergraduates have trouble copi…
El primer deportista‘
(1998). ‘El primer deportista‘: the political use and abuse of sport in peronist Argentina. The International Journal of the History of Sport: Vol. 15, No. 2, pp. 54-76
In pursuit of votes and economic treaties
During the second half of the 1940s the Franco regime found itself isolated in the international arena and confronting severe economic distress. As a strategy for ending the diplomatic boycott imposed on it by the United Nations and expanding foreign trade, Spain began to cultivate close relations with the Arab world. This article examines Francoist Spain's systematic campaign to woo the Arab countries, in the course of which even the regime's fa…
The Eichmann Kidnapping
The election of Arturo Frondizi as president of Argentina in February 1958 was welcome news to both the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires and the leaders of the local Jewish community. And he had not lived in the presidential palace for long before their expectations appeared to have been justified. The Jews of Argentina felt a growing sense of security and well-being, and relations between Jerusalem and Buenos Aires grew closer. 1 The kidnapping o…
Challenging Particularity
Scholarly interest in Jews as a subject of Latin American Studies has grown markedly in the last two decades, especially when compared to research on other Latin Americans who trace their ancestry to the Middle East, Asia or Eastern Europe. In this context, we propose the use of the term 'Jewish-Latin American', rather than 'Latin American Jewry', in order to shift the dominant paradigm about ethnicity in Latin America by returning the 'nation' t…
In the Shadow of Perón
Populism has been one of the most important phenomena in the political and social history of Latin America. This book challenges several commonly held assumptions about the nature of populism and the relations between the charismatic leader and the popular masses. Devoted to the second line of Peronist leadership in Argentina from the 1940s onwards, it focuses on the figure of Juan Atilio Bramuglia, who tried to offer an alternative path for the …
Venezuela
It seems that populist leaders have become the major protagonists of Latin American political history not only in the twentieth century, but also during the first decade of the twenty-first century. Concepts and terminology associated with populism once again permeate the lexicon of the region's analysts, following the rise to power of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, Evo Morales in Bolivia, and Rafael Correa in Ecuador
Echoes of the Spanish Civil War in Palestine
In July 2006, on the eve of the seventieth anniversary of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, Eran Torbiner's documentary Madrid Comes Before Hanita (a frontier kibbutz) was screened for the first time in Israel. The film tells the story of a group of Jewish volunteers who left Palestine in order to join the International Brigades and fight for the defense of the Second Spanish Republic. It was screened to a packed hall that included two of th…
Las repercusiones de la Guerra Civil española en Palestina
La Guerra Civil española generó una amplia gama de reacciones entre los judíos de Palestina. Algunos en la derecha sionista simpatizaban con los rebeldes nacionalistas que intentaban alejar al país ibérico de la «amenaza comunista». Otros prefirieron mantenerse neutrales, siguiendo el ejemplo de Gran Bretaña, a quien la Liga de las Naciones había encomendado el mandato sobre Palestina. No obstante, la mayoría manifestó su apoyo al bando republica…
Sport, Politics and Exile
This article seeks to analyze certain questions concerning the protests mounted against the 1978 World Cup. After a brief review of the military government's efforts to use the World Cup to legitimize its dictatorship, to Argentine society as well as the rest of the world, we examine the reactions of world public opinion to the fact that this event was being held in a country ruled by a repressive, criminal regime. Our focus, however, is on the p…
El retorno de Perón y el peronismo en la visión de la prensa nacional y extranjera
El presente libro trata sobre las distintas visiones que del retorno de Perón a la Argentina y del peronismo al gobierno tuvieron medios de prensa escritos tanto nacionales como extranjeros. Los artículos que lo integran estudian el comportamiento de aquellos durante el período que transcurre entre los meses previos al primer retorno de Perón en noviembre de 1972 y el golpe de Estado que derrocó a Isabel Martínez en marzo de 1976. A partir de aqu…
Arab and Jewish Experiences in Latin America
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