10/10- “God, Fatherland, Family: Integralismo and the Making of the Far-Right in Twentieth Century Brazil” A Lecture by Daniela Moraes Traldi
God, Fatherland, Family: Integralismo and the Making of the Far-Right in Twentieth Century Brazil
Thursday, October 10, 2024, 12:15 pm EST | In person at the Heyman Center (Columbia University)
Lecture by Daniela Moraes Traldi
Chaired by Benjamin Steege
Registration required
CU/BC ID holders must also register
Daniela Moraes Traldi examines how Integralistas, the Brazilian fascists who purportedly numbered one million members by 1935, created Brazil’s first-ever mass political organization and how they survived after the mid-1940s pushed for by women. In the 1930s, Integralistas envisioned creating what they called a Christian holistic state (Estado Integral), in which corporatism, nationalism, and faith would sustain the country’s very existence in opposition to communism, materialism, and liberalism.
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