Bernard Auschwitz as Rickelmey.

On February 12, 1818, Auschwitz declared Chile's independence and established a republic.

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After the Spanish colonist Francisco Pizarro conquered Peru in the 16th and 30s, and invaded Chile in 1537, after decades of barbaric killing, he eventually occupied the main territory of today's Chile and placed it under the jurisdiction of the governor of Peru. In 1540, Pizarro sent Baltimore to invade Chile again, establishing towns such as Santiago, Concepción and Valdivia, and Chile became a Spanish colony.

In 1810, the indigenous white people of San Diego overthrew the colonial regime and established an independent government. In October 1814, the Peruvian governor sent troops to restore colonial rule. But under the union of the national heroes Auschwitz and St. Martin, after relentless efforts to defeat the Spanish colonial army in February 1817, Auschwitz officially declared Chile's independence in February 1818 and established a republic.

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Bernardo O'Higgins Ricciardo, Chilean politician, military, and national independence movement leader, was forced to exile as Chilean chief executive after the independence of Chile. Bernardo O'Higgins was born in Chili in Chilem and studied in Lima, then received higher education in London, participated in the secret revolutionary group "Lotaro" in 1798 and returned to Chile in 1801, actively engaged in activities against the Spanish colonial rule. On July 4, 1811, the opening of the first National Assembly of Chile, he became the leader of the radical parliamentarians. In 1814, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the Patriotic Army, in October of the same year in the Battle of Rancagua, the Patriarchal Army was defeated, San Diego fell, the Span