Los múltiples senderos del anarquismo argentino en la encrucijada de los años 30

Abstract

This paper is concerned with the drifts of Argentine anarchism towards the early 1930s, considering a diversity of positions on the political and social situation, which challenges the image of a heterogeneous movement although united by common political premises. Using sources that had not been examined until now and other underutilized so far, I analyze the differences regarding the attitude to be adopted in the face of the coup d'etat, the need to promote new organizational forms and alliances with other sectors, and the possibility of the revolution itself, among other central issues. Thus, the work accounts for the multiple divisions that marked the course of anarchism in Argentina.