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Mora (Buenos Aires)

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PETRA, Adriana. Rosita, la roja: María Rosa Oliver y el mundo comunista de posguerra. Mora (B. Aires) [online]. 2017, vol.23, n.2, pp.54-68. ISSN 1853-001X.

The present article aims to examine María Rosa Oliver's trajectory like a particular case to revise the bondage between intellectuals and communism during the Cold War. To fulfill this objective, the article examines the context in which Oliver turned into a major figure of the Peace Movement, the most important soviet initiative of intellectual activism during the second post-war. Also, it is analyzed the role Oliver played in the partisan structure according to her social and cultural capital and the way herself assumed that experience.

Keywords : Intellectuals; Communism; Peace Movement; Cold War.

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