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The notions of “normality” and “blooming” became a central topic of interpretations about the attitude of the “Jewish community’s leadership” during the military dictatorship. These concepts were used more to contest the practices of those who were at the head of the central institutions, than by a will to understand the meaning that these patterns of “normality” and “blooming” actually had for “Jewish life”. But, why should this presence of the concepts of “blooming” and/or “normality” in the daily functioning of Jewish institutional life within the dictatorial context be surprising at all? Would it be right to focus on the “normalized” aspects of life precisely within context defined by a state of exception? Given the fact that most studies about the military dictatorship have focused on the repressive dimension of the regime, it would not be a minor issue to reach an understanding of how a social agent allegedly sensitive to implementation of persecutory policies, could develop a rich public life without feeling particularly threatened. This paper will attempt to establish what these notions of “normality” and “blooming” actually meant for Jewish institutional life during the dictatorship, and to identify some spaces that acted

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¿PODRÁN CORTAR TODAS LAS FLORES? LA DIMENSIÓN DE “NORMALIDAD” EN LA VIDA PÚBLICA DE LAS INSTITUCIONES JUDÍAS DURANTE LA ÚLTIMA DICTADURA MILITAR ARGENTINA (1976-1983)