Os (i)migrantes japoneses e seus descendentes em Jacareí, 1927-1951: contexto, trajetória e cotidiano / The Japanese (im)migrants and their descendants in Jacareí, 1927-1951: context, history and daily life

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2008

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This study investigates and recovers the economic social trajectory of Japanese (im) migrants and their descendants in Jacarei from 1927 until 1951. It features the local and regional context in which it operated these subjects and their daily life during the government of Estado Novo and the Second World War through the literature related to Japanese immigration and to the history of Brazil, among others, and documentary sources, such as print media Local, testimonials, statistics and photographs. The Japanese immigrants moved to Jacarei in that period with the objective of improving their living conditions. The most of them stayed in rural and devoted themselves to agricultural production, mainly of tomatoes, economic and social progress; created an association and have been concerned in some way, they fall in local society. The research shows that the context of the Estado Novo and Second World War, although tragic, not reflected in a systematic way for Japanese (im)migrants who lived in Jacareí; unlike - except in isolated cases - the majority do not hit and remained in the city, continued developing their activities and producing, opened cooperatives and other Japanese (im)migrants continued coming to Jacareí and making it a place of prospects for change.

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jacareí agricultura sociedade the second world war society imigração japonesa japanese immigration agriculture jacareí segunda guerra mundial

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