79 years ago today, on February 24, 1946 (January 23, 1946 in the lunar calendar), Peron was elected President of Argentina. Peron is like Peron, born on October 8, 1895. Descendants of Italian and French immigrants. In 1943, he joined the army and staged a coup that overthrew the civilian government. He served as Minister of Labor and Social Welfare. In 1945, he served as Vice President and Minister of Defense. He was arrested in a coup in October 1945. His mistress, Eva Dujarte, and his supporters in the union, rescued him. She married Eva a few days later. Elected President on February 24, 1946. In terms of internal affairs, he promoted the industrialization of the country and advocated state intervention in the economy to provide more social welfare for the working class; in terms of diplomacy, he adopted an anti-US and British attitude. Argentina expands its power in Latin America and pursues hegemony in South America. He was elected president in 1951. Eva died of cancer in 1952. In September 1955, Peron aroused dissatisfaction due to domestic inflation, corruption, demagogic propaganda and autocracy. Democratic officers in the army and navy revolted and ousted him from office. Peron went into exile and settled in Madrid. He was elected president in a special election in October 1973. In exile, he courted the left wing of the Peronist Party to support the most radical trade unions, but after returning to power, he became closely associated with the army and right-wing groups. He died of illness on July 1, 1974. Juan Peron elected President of Argentina