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FIL Lima 2009



The reason this post is to tell you something important. Yesterday I found in the IDF this copy of the thesis of researcher Janet Worrall (University of Indiana, 1972) on Italian immigration in Peru, translated by Giovanni Bonfiglio and edited by the Italian Institute of Culture - Lima in 1990 (edition exhausted) . The price really low, 10 soles (like the book by Pedro Paz-Soldan Immigration in Peru ", published in 1971 by the Diplomatic Academy.)

For those interested in immigration in the nineteenth-century Peru, the literature on this subject is scarce, something difficult to achieve and in some cases face. However, I noticed that there are many IDF 2009 books at very accessible prices. Here I give you a list of titles and stands where they have for sale:

- Immigration in Peru. Pedro Paz-Soldan. Edited by Diplomatic Academy, 1971. Stand at the Diplomatic Academy.
- The Italian immigrants in Peru, 1860-1914. Janet E. Worrall. Editor Istituto Italiano di Cultura, 1990. Stand at the Embassy of Italy.
- Biographical Dizionario storico degli Italiani "in Perù. Giovanni Bonfiglio. Editor Il Mulino, 1998. Stand at the Embassy of Italy.
- The European presence in Peru. Giovanni Bonfiglio. Fondo Editorial Editor of the Congress of Peru, 2001. Stand the Congress of the Republic of Peru.
- Gringa America. Gabriella Ferrari. Editors Emecé 1998. Stand for V & D distributors.
- Strategies of Asian immigrants living in Peru. Chikako Yamawaki. IEP, 2002. Stand at the Institute of Peruvian Studies.
- Relations between Peru and Germany, 1828-2003. Fabián Novak Talavera, Fabián Novak. Editor PUCP Fondo Editorial, 2004. Stand at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru.
- Relations between Peru and France, 1827-2004. Fabián Novak. Editor PUCP Fondo Editorial, 2005. Stand at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru.
- Relations between Peru and Spain (1821-2000). Fabián Novak. Editor PUCP Fondo Editorial, 2001. Stand Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru.
- Relations between Peru and Italy (1821-2002). Flor de María Valdez Arroyo. Editor PUCP Fondo Editorial, 2003. Stand at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru.
- German travelers to Peru, four unknown relationships: Wolfgang Bayer [et. al.]. Estuardo Núñez. Editor Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 1969. Stand at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos.
- Peru: travel sketches made between 1838 and 1842. Johann Jakob von Tschudi, Peter Kaulicke. Editor Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru, Fondo Editorial, 2003. Stand at the Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru.
- De los Andes to Para: Ecuador - Peru - Amazon. Marcel Monnier. Illustrated edition. Editor French Institute of Andean Studies, 2005. IFEA stand.
- A History of the French presence in Peru, from the Enlightenment to the Crazy Years. Pascal Riviale. Editor French Institute of Andean Studies, 2008. IFEA stand.








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PD1. There is a bookstore specializing in Peru, "Peruvian Culture" in Miraflores against Bowling unfortunately does not stand in the FIL 2009, this library can find copies of the "Bulletin de Lima" and the issue that has made Amazon Monumenta Collections of laws, decrees and resolutions concerning the department of Loreto by Carlos Larrabure. Volume V - C7 is specific "immigration and colonization."
PD2. If you are interested in the history of Pozuzo I recommend the book "Pozuzo - Tyrolean, Rhineland and Bavaria in the jungles of Peru" by Elisabeth Habich-Schwarz and published in English by Pro Kulturverein Pozuzo. Lima: Asociación Pozucina, Ramón Dagnino 369, Jesus Maria.

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Two more on Pozuzo (Ijurra and Pastor) Juan de Arona



Yesterday, Saturday July 25, 2009, marks 150 years since the founding of the colony of Pozuzo. The history of Austrian settlers dedicated and Germans who founded it is reviewed in another post in this blog. The celebrations for this event have started last Friday and will continue throughout next week, also this year is going to make the Seventh Meeting of the German communities in Latin America Pozuzo (http://www.prusiatours.com/ caal.asp). Revised
Pozuzo
Today I found two important issues not covered in this blog. The first is the Will of Manuel Ijurra. Ijurra, Cosme Damián Schutz partner, the German driver of the founding of the colony, did not live to see the formation of the same. Entrepreneur

Cerro de Pasco mining in his will claim to be the son of Manuel Ijurra and Lorenza Sanchez, a Catholic Apostolic and Roman, have a natural child born Ijurra Belizario called Chachapoyas who want to move to New York to receive an education in that city. And also states that contracts with the Peruvian Government dated June 4, 1853 to carry 13,000 settlers to the valley of the Amazon and its companion contract, Cosme Schutz, has received 10,000 pesos to start transferring the first batch of settlers from Europe to Peru, which is his will that the executors of his will lead to good effect the contract and finally declared as heir leaving all his property to his son and his executors Belizario Ijurra Moreto Peter and Guillermo Sterdin. Ijurra dies in New York in 1855. We see clearly how worried despite being seriously ill, that the company had undertaken to Schutz came to fruition.

The second, and while the settlers on Peruvian soil, is the proposal to the Government of Peru on behalf of Pastor Melchor take over the entire colony and put under cultivation of cotton on a farm property, to which the Minister Morales replied that having brought the government of the colony behalf of the State to form a new population Pozuzo and not for work in farms to consumers, is no place your order. Imagine, for having accepted the same would he have founded the colony of Pozuzo?








--------------------------- (1) Collection of laws, decrees and orders issued in Peru since 1821 hasta December 31, 1859 Reprint. materials ordered by J. Oviedo.
1861 (2) Trade: issues 25 and July 26, 2009 (photo taken from the latter date).

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Juan de Arona

One of the most important references on the immigration issue in Peru is the historical-critical essay written in 1891 by Pedro Manuel Nicolás Paz Soldan and Unanue, leading intellectual nineteenth-century Peru. Pedro Paz Soldan was born in Lima on May 29, 1839, Hipólito Unanue grandson who inherited the estate of San Juan de Arona, Cañete, where it gets its nickname and nephew of the geographer Mateo Paz Soldan. Traveling at 18 to Valparaiso where part a year later to Europe, arriving in London, Paris, travel to Spain knowing Ventura de la Vega and Breton de los Herreros, fellow students of Felipe Pardo y Aliaga. Return to Peru in 1863 but not before also visit Italy, Egypt, Alexandria, Cairo, Damascus and Istanbul.

house in Lima was in 1867 with Cipriana Valle Riestra and takes care of business in finances, in addition to teaching literature, Latin and Greek at the Faculty of Arts Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos and Guadalupe College. Enter the diplomatic corps 1879 and was Charge d'Affaires of Peru in Chile. Buenos Aires is commissioned in 1882 by editing the following year his popular "Dictionary of Peruvians in Lima. Was characterized by its satirical and biting, thrashing in literary criticism and Ricardo Palma Clorinda Matto, among others.


See footnote *

published some poems with little success in the critical Lima of his time, besides the aforementioned Dictionary also published "diplomatic Pages of Peru" and "Memoirs of a Peruvian traveler: notes and memories of Europe and the Middle (1859-1863)." From the point of view of the immigration issue, the text "Immigration in Peru despite being written in a satirical chronicles the Peruvian government's immigration policies, as happened with immigrants from diverse backgrounds, personal opinions and roundly criticized what has been done by politicians, not to mention one of the first to express favorable views toward Chinese immigrants, in my opinion is the most important document on the subject written in the nineteenth century. Dies in Lima on January 5, 1895.







--------------------- (1) immigration in Peru. Diplomatic Academy of Peru, 1971
(2) www.wikipedia.com
* Photo taken from the (valuable) copy published by the Diplomatic Academy in 1971 I bought today (print edition) in the International Book Fair 2009, Lima, Peru: http://www.filperu.com/index2.php?id=1. Go Lucky me! Exemplary I was looking for at least a year.

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La Quinta Heeren


Quinta Heeren - Belgian and German Legation


Quinta Heeren - U.S. Legation

One of the most beautiful architectural monuments of the nineteenth century in Lima is the Quinta Heeren. It was built as a residential housing Austro-Hungarian style in 1880, and that of Juan Manuel Ugarte Eléspuru "(the vision) gives the impression of being transported by a magic carpet to Prague, Krakow and Bratislava ..." is currently the Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Oskar

Antonio Federico Augusto Heeren was born in Hamburg on November 27, 1840, son of Karl August Heeren and Ramona Maria de los Dolores Graña Angela Baldomera Massa (born in Malaga, Spain). Comes to Japan in about 1868. In 1872 occurs the incident of the ship Maria Luz, Peruvian vessel carrying 225 coolies from Macao to Callao, which had a series of mechanical problems and was forced to make a stop in Yokohama to make some repairs. Being anchored in Yokohama, one of the coolies escapes the ship and port authorities complaint with Japanese and an English captain who suffered abuse, being released all the coolies and starting a legal dispute between the Japanese Empire and Peru. Thus

sent to Captain Aurelio Garcia y Garcia to Japan, and in 1873 interview with the Emperor Meiji, and after months of negotiations, signed the "Provisional Treaty of Peace, Friendship, Commerce and Navigation" on August 21, 1873, the first treaty Japan signed with a Latin American country. Oscar Heeren was so named Consul General of Peru in Tokyo, thanks to their help in the negotiations for the establishment of diplomatic relations between Peru and Japan.


Oskar

Heeren Heeren came to Peru in 1874 and settled in Lima , bringing the first Japanese immigrants to Peru in the nineteenth century (earlier in the colony had reached the middle of some Japanese and nineteenth century four shipwrecked Japanese) Ban Tats who worked as a technician in the Central Railroad train. That same year, accompanied by a group of Japanese engineers, conducted a prospecting trip in the mining region of Cerro de Pasco, in order to start a business. Heeren

travels Chandigarh where he acquired the Hda. San Carlos de 10 hectares, Barreda Ignacia married and had as sons Carlos and Carmen Heeren Barreda, Carlos Heeren Lucilia married Elijah (descendant of Domingo Elias) and marries Carmen Heeren José Pardo y Barreda (son of Manuel Pardo .) Company founded in 1890 Japan-Peru Mining Company in order to exploit the deposits of silver mine Carcahuacra (Junín), in partnership with the financier Korekiyo Japan Takahashi, bringing Japanese technicians to work. However, this society fails as soon ran out of ore.


Quinta Heeren today *

The Quinta Heeren in different periods were housed the embassies of Japan, Belgium, Germany, France and the United States of America. Was one of the areas of greatest comfort and relaxation in the late nineteenth century, given its location (in the block 12 Jr. Junín) then at the outskirts of Lima. Also, many artists and painters gathered to be inspired by the landscapes, gardens and sculptures. It has also been the scene of the suicide of Seiguma Kitsutani, Japanese businessman in the textile and mining and friend of Leguia, a prominent member of the Japanese colony that gave the Centenary of the Independence Monument Manco Capac (remembering to Peru's indigenous roots) , who on February 24, 1928, went bankrupt, committed suicide seppukku performing the rite. Over time, abandoning the Fifth has been declared to be currently at risk monument by UNESCO, although there are municipal projects for recovery of property. Heeren

Oskar died in Lima on February 8, 1909, being buried in the Cementerio General Presbyter Maestro Matías.







------------------------- (1) Agriculture and rural connections in the Pacific, 1500-1900. James Gerber, Lei Guang. Editor Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2006.
(2) Peru-Japan Relations in the 90's. Dr. Carlos Aquino Rodríguez.
(3) Lima: a cultural history. James Higgins. Publisher Oxford University Press U.S., 2005
(4) The Valley of Chandigarh: A study of descriptive geography and industrial statistics. Albino Carranza, Imprenta Liberal Union (Baquijano), 1894.
(5) Doris Moromisato: Being Nikkei in Peru: A brand identity. Power, fame and social Reconnaissance. Nikkei spaces Peru's political and public. 2007 年 6 月 13 日 (水)
* Third photo taken of: http://www.fotothing.com/Milibuh/photo/84ee8f35815b97b62df7dd01e3ee6a0a/