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1945: Marriage of Evita and Juan Peron in Argentina

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1945: Marriage of Evita and Juan Peron in Argentina

This day in 1945 marked the marriage of Juan and Evita (Eva) Peron. She was over 23 years younger than hi ...

This day in 1945 marked the marriage of Juan and Evita (Eva) Peron. She was over 23 years younger than him. The couple had met only one year ago in Buenos Aires, when he was a colonel in the army. Per ...

October 18, 2018
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1955: Juscelino Kubitschek: Brazilian President of Czech and Romani Descent

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1955: Juscelino Kubitschek: Brazilian President of Czech and Romani Descent

On this day in 1955, Juscelino Kubitschek won the Brazilian presidential elections. He remains one of the ...

On this day in 1955, Juscelino Kubitschek won the Brazilian presidential elections. He remains one of the most important presidents in Brazilian history to this day. During his mandate, the capital of ...

October 03, 2018
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1600: Strongest Volcano Explosion in the History of South America

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1600: Strongest Volcano Explosion in the History of South America

It seems that the South American Indians attributed this eruption to the lack of bringing human sacrifice ...

It seems that the South American Indians attributed this eruption to the lack of bringing human sacrifices to god of death, Supay. The explosion was so strong that the ash from South America came as f ...

February 19, 2016
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1939: Hitler’s Naval Adventure near the South American Coast

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1939: Hitler’s Naval Adventure near the South American Coast

On this day, a famous naval battle between Nazi Germany and the United Kingdom took place in the South At ...

On this day, a famous naval battle between Nazi Germany and the United Kingdom took place in the South Atlantic Ocean – near the South American coast. The Germans had only one ship – the famed heavy c ...

December 13, 2015
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1956: Fidel Castro and Che Guevara Land in Cuba

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1956: Fidel Castro and Che Guevara Land in Cuba

On this day Cuban revolutionaries, led by Fidel Castro, landed in Cuba, ending a period of exile spent in ...

On this day Cuban revolutionaries, led by Fidel Castro, landed in Cuba, ending a period of exile spent in Mexico and starting a new phase of revolutionary struggle on the island. Castro had fled to Me ...

December 02, 2015
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1989: Midair Explosion Blows a Plane in Half

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1989: Midair Explosion Blows a Plane in Half

On this day occurred one of the worst bombings in aviation history. Specifically, a bomb was placed that ...

On this day occurred one of the worst bombings in aviation history. Specifically, a bomb was placed that blew up the plane with 107 passengers and crew members while flying at a speed of 794 kilometer ...

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1821: Anita Garibaldi – Giuseppe Garibaldi’s Beloved Wife

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1821: Anita Garibaldi – Giuseppe Garibaldi’s Beloved Wife

On this day in 1821, Anita Garibaldi was born. Her husband was the Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Garibal ...

On this day in 1821, Anita Garibaldi was born. Her husband was the Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Garibaldi. It is interesting to note that she was born as Ana Maria de Jesus Ribeiro in Brazil. Of cou ...

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1533: Last Inca Emperor dies after Converting to Catholicism

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1533: Last Inca Emperor dies after Converting to Catholicism

On this day Spanish conquistadors killed the last Inca emperor, Atahualpa. His official title among the I ...

On this day Spanish conquistadors killed the last Inca emperor, Atahualpa. His official title among the Inca was “Sapa Inca”, i.e. “Great Inca”. He ascended the throne after defeating his older brothe ...

August 29, 2015
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