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Peron$96771$ - translation to English

FRENCH SCIENTIST AND EXPLORER
Francois Peron; François Auguste Péron
  • Image taken from the book: ''Terre Napoleón; a history of French explorations and projects in Australia''. 2nd Edition. Scott. 1911.

Peron      
n. Peron (Juan, presidente argentino, promotore della rivoluzione militare del 1943)
Juan Peron         
  • Demonstration for Perón's release on 17 October 1945
  • [[Ángel Borlenghi]], an erstwhile socialist who, as Interior Minister, oversaw new labour courts and the opposition's activities.
  • An August 1951 rally organized by the CGT for a Perón-Evita ticket failed to overcome military objections to her, and the ailing first lady withdrew.
  • Union leader [[Cipriano Reyes]], jailed for years for turning against Perón
  • The [[Alas Building]] under construction
  • Reservoir of the Valle Grande hydroelectric dam, near [[San Rafael, Mendoza]]
  • First emblem of the Peronist Party, 1946–1955
  • Perón and the ailing Evita during his second inaugural parade, June 1952. Eva died the following month.
  • First Lady Eva Perón (''left'') tending to the needy in her capacity as head of her foundation
  • [[Golda Meir]] talks with Evita Perón on Meir's visit to Argentina, 1951.
  • President [[Edelmiro Farrell]] (''left'') and his benefactor, Vice President and Colonel Juan Perón, in April 1945.
  • Repairs at the Río Santiago Shipyards
  • Production line at the state military industries facility, 1950; on line since 1927, Perón's budgets modernized and expanded the complex.
  • As president, Perón took an active interest in the development of sports in Argentina, hosting international events and sponsoring athletes such as the boxer, [[José María Gatica]] (''left'').
  • Juan Perón and José Ber Gelbard
  • A hospital near [[Rosario]], one of hundreds built during the Perón years
  • Justicialist]] was part of Perón's effort to develop a local auto industry.
  • President Perón at his 1946 inaugural parade
  • Lt. Perón (''left'') and General José Uriburu (''middle''), with whose right-wing coup in 1930 he collaborated. Perón backed the more moderate General Agustín Justo, however.
  • Patio inside the home in Roque Perez where Perón was born.
  • President Perón (''right'') signs the nationalization of British-owned railways watched by Ambassador Sir [[Reginald Leeper]], March 1948.
  • Lt. General Perón in military uniform, drinking coffee (1950 or later)
  • Juan and Eva Perón
  • Morón Airbase]] on 14 May 1974.
  • Scene in the Plaza de Mayo following a failed coup attempt against Perón, 16 June 1955. He was deposed three months later.
  • Perón in 1940
  • Children's Republic]]" theme park.
  • Argentine Intelligence Secretariat]]
  • [[Ronald Richter]] (left) with Juan Perón (right).
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  • Perón Street in midtown Buenos Aires, one of numerous streets and avenues named in his honor when democracy returned to Argentina in 1983. It refers to him as General and not President.
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PRESIDENT OF ARGENTINA (1895-1974)
Juan Domingo Perón; John Peron; Perón; Péron; General Peron; Juan Domingo Perón Sosa; Aurelia Perón; Perón Family; Peron; Juan Peron; Juan Domingo Peron; Juan Domingo PeroN; Juan D. Peron; General Perón; Perón, Juan
Juan Peron (1895-1974), presidente dell"Argentina (1946-55, 1973-74), capo del colpo militare del 1943
Eva Peron         
  • Demonstration]] for Perón's release, on 17 October 1945. The [[Casa Rosada]] is seen in the background.
  • Perón speaking to a crowd of women.
  • Perón kicks off the Youth Football Championship, 1948
  • Perón wearing a dress designed by [[Christian Dior]]
  • Evita's elaborately adorned funeral
  • A crowd of an estimated two million gathers in 1951 to show support for the Juan Perón–Eva Perón ticket.
  • President [[Cristina Fernández de Kirchner]] in the exhibition of "Evita: Ambassador of Peace", in the [[State Historical Museum]] of [[Moscow]]
  • Perón's renunciation speech (in Spanish). Source: [https://web.archive.org/web/20110712164914/http://www.radionacional.com.ar/audios Radio Nacional. RTA. Argentina]
  • Eva Duarte in 1944 at age 25, photographed by [[Annemarie Heinrich]]
  • Perón arrives in [[Madrid]].
  • Eva Duarte at her [[First Holy Communion]], 1926
  • Pedro Ara inspects Eva Perón's embalmed corpse
  • Eva Perón and Brazilian President [[Eurico Gaspar Dutra]] at the [[Catete Palace]] in Rio de Janeiro, 1947.
  • Perón meets with the public in her foundation's office.
  • Perón rests in [[La Recoleta Cemetery]]
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  • Nearly 3 million people attended Evita's funeral in the streets of [[Buenos Aires]].
  • Juan Perón and future Economy Minister [[José Ber Gelbard]]
  • Evita and Juan Perón in 1947
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  • Official portrait of [[Juan Domingo Perón]] and Evita, by [[Numa Ayrinhac]] in 1948. He is the only Argentine President to be accompanied by the First Lady in an official portrait.
  • Eva Duarte and [[Libertad Lamarque]] in ''[[La Cabalgata del Circo]]'', 1945
  • Eva Perón addresses the Peronists on 1 May 1952. By this point she had become too weak to stand without Juan Perón's aid.
  • Perón embraces her husband during the 1951 joint ticket rally, unable to accept popular calls that she run for vice-president.
  • Dress of Eva Perón in the ''Museo del Bicentenario'', [[Buenos Aires]]
ARGENTINIAN ACTRESS AND POLITICIAN (1919-1952)
Evita Perón; Evita Peron; Eva Peron; Eva Duarte de Perón; Eva "Evita" Perón; Maria Eva Duarte de Perón; Eva "Evita" Peron; Maria Eva Duarte de Peron; Spiritual Leader of the Nation of Argentina; Spiritual Leader of Argentina; Spiritual Leader of the Nation; Ava Peron; Eva Duarte; Eva Duarte de Peron; Saint Evita; María Eva Duarte de Perón; María Duarte; Eva (Duarte) Perón; María Eva Duarte
Eva Peron, (1919-52) guida politica e sociale dell"Argentina, moglie del presidente Juan Peron

Wikipedia

François Péron

François Auguste Péron (22 August 1775 – 14 December 1810) was a French naturalist and explorer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/François Péron
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