Argentine Jews

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 103. Chapters: Mauricio Kagel, Alberto Gerchunoff, Eduardo Montes-Bradley, Daniel Barenboim, José Faur, Jonathan Erlich, Mario Davidovsky, Miguel Najdorf, Juan Pablo Sorín, Lord Bloody Wog Rolo, Lalo Schifrin, Osvaldo Golijov, César Milstein, List of Argentine Jews, Roberto Colautti, Sergio Roitman, Horacio Verbitsky, Werthein Family, Tamara Bunke, David Graiver, Fanny Mikey, José Pekerman, Jorge Telerman, Esteban Benzecry, Daniela Krukower, Eial Strahman, Daniel Burman, Martín Varsavsky, Daniel Brailovsky, Roberto Aizenberg, Gustavo Perednik, Humberto Costantini, Mario Blejer, László Bíró, Martín Jaite, César Civita, Paulino Frydman, Osvaldo Dragún, Naón Isidro, Leon Klenicki, Marcos Aguinis, Carlos Heller, Pepe Soriano, Jaime Yankelevich, León Klimovsky, Héctor Timerman, Lucas Licht, Alejandra Pizarnik, David Kraiselburd, Héctor Babenco, Francisco Benkö, Tato Bores, Nicolas Valansi, Ljerko Spiller, Zuzana Justman, Alan Damian Bender, Marcos Zucker, Sebastian Krys, José Ber Gelbard, Norman Briski, Gregorio Bermann, Julius Popper, Giora Feidman, Hoshitango Imachi, Ana María Stekelman, Julio Kaplan, Cecilia Roth, Ricardo Asch, Eduardo Elsztain, Gastón Etlis, Movsas Feigins, Alexis Weisheim, Jonathan Tennenbaum, Bernardo Wexler, José Maurer, Alicia Partnoy, Jirí Pelikán, Axel Anderson, Richard Gans, Jorge Altamira, Jorge Guinzburg, Andrés Oppenheimer, Fernando Fligman, Guillermo Israilevich, José Alperovich, Alberto Foguelman, Miguel Lifschitz, Daniel Filmus, Shifra Lerer, Heinrich Glücksmann, Isaias Pleci, Samuel Schweber, Bryan Man, Manuel Sadosky, Bernardo Verbitsky, Osvaldo Romberg, Fabián Bielinsky, Marcelo Birmajer, Ana María Shua, Nicolás Tauber, Martín Caparrós, Adolf Seitz, Jorge Liderman, Max Glücksmann, Matityahu Drobles, James Haim I. Bicher, Raquel Partnoy, Nicolás Falczuk, Fabian Grimberg, León Strembel, Daniel Grinbank, Patricio Sayegh, Fabian Lagman, Federico Mociulsky, Julio Chávez, Alejandro Lerner, Victor Winz, Golde Flami, Gastón Needleman, Aarón Wergifker, Isaac Scliar, Daniel Katz, Elvia Andreoli, Julio Bolbochán, Ariel Sorin, Aaron Schwartzman, Adrián Suar, Paulette Schwartzmann, Hugo Spangenberg, Luis Favre, Isidoro Blaisten, Ariel Rot, Rubén Felgaer, Gerardo Sofovich, Melina Petriella, Jacobo Bolbochán, Heinrich Racker, Jorge Szmetan, Jacobo Fijman, Tito Narosky, Jaime José Rotman, Ezra Sued, Pablo Tabachnik, Marcos Mundstock, Nora Koppel, José Gerschman, Martin Werner. Excerpt: Eduardo Montes-Bradley is an American writer-filmmaker born July 9, 1960. Montes-Bradley has produced, directed, written or otherwise engaged in over forty films. Best known for his biographical works on Latin American writers and artists, Montes-Bradley has authored the most complete biographical research-essay so far on Julio Cortázar, as well as numerous articles on a wide variety of issues. His documentary Samba On Your Feet, a study on the origins of Samba traditions in Brazil gained the recognition of the African American Studies departments in campuses across the US. Most recently "Calzada", a biography on the Cuban-American artist was aired by WPBT Channel 2, PBS. Montes-Bradley is currently working on The Beimar Republic, a documentary focusing on discrimination against Bolivian silver mine workers abroad. Montes-Bradley was awarded a Silver Condor in 2002 for his documentary film Tells of the Helmsman. Montes-Bradley was born in Córdoba, Argentina the second of two children to Nelson Montes-Bradley, foun...