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This article is about how conceptions on political commitment, couples and maternity crossed the subjective constructions of a group of militants from two political-military organizations in Argentina in the 1970s. 15 Women took part in the interviews and the analysis was performed from memory and gender lines. It aims to identify the cases and ways in which maternity experiencies attempted to fit traditional canons and those that were disruptive in respect of the roles assigned to each sex by society in general, conservatives and the military. It was identified that the revolutionary believed in equality between men and women but that did not quite translated on the actual relationships that they had. Although equivalence mother-woman was not questioned, it was registered in resignified ideals of revolution and social change, which showed a non-traditional political behavior.

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LA MATERNIDAD Y LOS HIJOS: UN FOCO DE TENSIÓN PARA LA MILITANCIA FEMENINA. ANÁLISIS DE UN GRUPO DE MILITANTES DE ORGANIZACIONES POLÍTICO-ARMADAS DE LOS AÑOS ‘70 EN ARGENTINA