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It’s hard to imagine Uncle Silvester making Uncle Pucho eat soap.
Uncle Silvester was always a man of principles.
As proof, there’s the story…
Contributor:
Ana María Shua
Places:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date:
1994
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I dream that I’m standing in the doorway of my house, and I hear shouts, but I don’t want to go in. I’m eleven years old, and my hair is braided down my back.
A man asks me in the language of my…
Contributor:
Perla Suez
Places:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date:
2000
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“Sonia! . . . Sonia! . . . Where the devil have you gone, child? Sonia!”
A Jewish woman calls her little girl in from the patio of her apartment.
It’s five in the afternoon, and as it’s midwinter…
Contributor:
Enrique Espinoza
Places:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date:
1924
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They were neighbors for many, many years. Thirty, forty, maybe half a century . . . ever since Colony D . . . was established back at the beginning of the eighteen-nineties.
Their parents grew up…
Contributor:
Natalio Budasoff
Places:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date:
1962
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This story suggests that many of those who settled in the Argentine colonies did not enjoy farming or rural life. The story highlights longing for city life and the desire for higher education.
Contributor:
Samuel Eichelbaum
Places:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date:
1933