Flujos migratorios y construcción de mundo público. influencia de la comunidad judía en la consolidación del Barrio Armenia, en Bogotá, durante la segunda mitad del Siglo XX

Abstract

In this investigation was taken as reference of the migratory process to the Jewish community Ashkenazi (Jews of Eastern Europe) that settled down in Bogota from the twenties and that from there it was strengthening its referents identitarios through the economic activities in the Which as a group incursionó. The Armenian neighborhood, as a territory in which it becomes a city, is fundamental for two reasons: for its importance in the urban development of Bogota as a laboratory of the modern dwelling that today is recognized as architectural heritage of the city, and because there Consolidated the identity referents and institutions of the Jewish community in the capital and opened the space so that the Jews could participate actively as a minority in the heart of Bogota society.