Notes to reflect on the political doctrine of the Brazilian Black Front (1931-1937)

Abstract

The article discusses the birth of the Brazilian Black Front (FNB), in relation to the spirit of the authoritarian and modernizing time of the 1930s, suggesting ways of understanding about its political doctrine, as well as your organizational strategy. In this sense, it focuses on the ideological principles of some of its main leaders in comparison to the discourse and state policies of the beginning of the Vargas era. Meanwhile, the central argument is that the political doctrine of the FNB was more accustomed to the spirit of the Brazilian time which, although it has affinities, is carried out in a different way from other nationalist and authoritarian currents existing at that time, in European nations.