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The interwar period is an outstanding time of population movements between Poland and Argentina. It is estimated that in approximately two decades about 160 thousand Polish citizens emigrated to this Latin American country. The interwar period, and particularly the early 30s, is also a time of great vulnerability and high unemployment observed among Polish immigrants, especially in Buenos Aires. Focusing on this particular case, the article analyzes the consequences that the economic crisis had on this group and the image of the Polish immigration that was constructed in Argentina’s capital during that period.

La emigración polaca hacia la Argentina de entreguerras