The uses of historians: the coloradization of Blas Garay
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Blas Garay, Partido Colorado, Natalicio GonzálezAbstract
This article analyzes how the figure of the historian Blas Garay, underwent a coloradization process between 1940 and 1970, being transformed into an intellectual reference of the Colorado party of Paraguay. Allusions to his "coloradismo" began in 1942 with Natalicio González and in the 1970s with the Colorado Institute of Culture. The stories maintain that Garay elaborated the political ideology that the men of the twentieth century were concretizing in their policy management, identified the meaning of national history that culminated with the Colorado party as government and created the historical doctrine of nationalist revisionism.
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