Daniela Gleizer Salzman

Research Week Scholar

2017-2019 Interdisciplinary Research Week Team

Daniela Gleizer is an associate researcher at the Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) focusing on the relationship between the Mexican state and foreigners, particularly on immigration and naturalization policies. She has also worked on the relationship between Mexico and the Third Reich, and the role of the consuls in granting visas during the Second World War. Gleizer is currently working on two projects: one on the limits of citizenship policy in Mexico and the other on the witness accounts of Holocaust survivors who arrived in Mexico.

The 2017 to 2018 Latin American Research Week Team pose for a picture. From left to right: Yael Siman, Alejandra Morales Stekel, Emmanuel Kahan, Daniela Gleizer Salzman, Lorena Avila Jaimes, Susana Sosenski, and Nancy Nicholls Lopeandía.

Mobility, Survival and Integration: Experiences and Narratives of Holocaust Survivors in Latin America – Latin American Research Week team

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The 2017 to 2018 Latin American Research Week Team discuss their research with each other in a USC History building conference room. From left to right: Maria Zalewska, Yael Siman, Susana Sosenski, and Emmanuel Kahan. Various laptops, notes, cups, and food are scattered across the table.

First Interdisciplinary Research Week to Study Holocaust Survivors in Latin America

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The 2017 to 2018 Latin American Research Week Team sit on either side of tables pushed together in a USC History building conference room. From left to right: Daniela Gleizer Salzman, Lorena Avila Jaimes, Nancy Nicholls Lopeandía, and Wolf Gruner. Various laptops, notes, cups, and food are scattered across the table.

“Research Week” Scholars Launch Project to Study Testimonies of Holocaust Survivors in Latin America

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Daniela Gleizer Salzman