Orden Cristiano, entre las consecuencias de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y los inicios del peronismo: lecturas ante el mapa político de la posguerra

Abstract

The Catholic magazine Orden Cristiano (Christian Order), edited by a group of laity activists and intellectuals, was characterized by the defense of democratic principles during its existence between 1941 and 1948. In this article we focus on a less studied point by the literature: how post-war period was read by the publication and what implications has in this cycle the relationship between the international and the national situations to set the positions exposed in its pages. We focus on addressing three post-war keys as they appeared in the magazine: the issue of new international political map; the rise of Peronism, read as a local version of European nationalist phenomena; the alternatives in the construction of a local Christian democracy facing the development of these political spaces in the old continent.