27 moments
Birth in Lobos
· Lobos, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Perón was born in Lobos, Buenos Aires Province.
Boarding-school education
· Buenos Aires, Argentina
As a child, Perón was sent to a boarding school in Buenos Aires directed by his paternal grandmother. The specific boarding-school site is not identified; coordinates represent central Buenos Aires.
Entered National Military College
· National Military College, San Martín, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Perón entered the National Military College at age sixteen, beginning his formal military education. Coordinates represent the historic San Martín area of the college; the source does not specify a campus address.
Military exercise near Concordia
· Concordia, Entre Ríos, Argentina
Perón took part in the military exercise near Concordia that concluded his basic training. Coordinates represent Concordia because the precise exercise ground is not identified.
Assigned to Regiment 12
· Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina
After becoming a sub-lieutenant, Perón was assigned to Regiment 12 in Paraná. Coordinates represent Paraná; the regiment's exact barracks are not specified.
Regiment posting in Santa Fe
· Santa Fe, Santa Fe Province, Argentina
Perón was promoted to lieutenant as Regiment 12 moved to Santa Fe. Coordinates represent Santa Fe city; the particular military installation is not identified.
Esteban de Luca Unit assignment
· Buenos Aires, Argentina
Perón was assigned to the Esteban de Luca Unit in Buenos Aires. The unit's exact facility is not specified; coordinates represent central Buenos Aires.
Sargento Cabral Military School
· Santiago del Estero, Santiago del Estero Province, Argentina
Perón joined the Sargento Cabral Military School after returning to Buenos Aires and was assigned to Santiago del Estero. Coordinates represent Santiago del Estero city; the assignment's exact post is not identified.
Honeymoon in Bariloche
· San Carlos de Bariloche, Río Negro Province, Argentina
Following his marriage to Aurelia Tizón, Perón spent a brief honeymoon in Bariloche before returning to Buenos Aires. The source does not give a month or a particular lodging.
Military attaché in Chile
· Argentine Embassy, Santiago, Chile
Perón began service as military attaché at the Argentine Embassy in Chile, a posting that lasted through 1938. The source gives a 1936–1938 posting interval; date marks its supported start year.
Mountain-warfare study
· Italian Alps, Italy
The Argentine War Ministry assigned Perón to study mountain warfare in the Italian Alps. Coordinates are a representative point in the Italian Alps because the particular training area is not identified.
Semester at the University of Turin
· University of Turin, Turin, Italy
During his European assignment, Perón attended the University of Turin for a semester. The sentence occurs in the account of his 1939 European assignment; the precise semester dates are not supplied.
Army skiing instructor
· Mendoza Province, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication · file After returning to Argentina, Perón served as an army skiing instructor in Mendoza Province. Coordinates represent Mendoza city because the particular skiing post is not identified.
Detention on Martín García Island
· Martín García Island, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
After being arrested during the October political crisis, Perón was taken by gunboat to Martín García Island. The account identifies 12 October as the arrest date and states that he was subsequently taken to the island.
Loyalty Day balcony speech
· Casa Rosada, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Following his release, Perón appeared from the Casa Rosada balcony and addressed the crowd gathered in Plaza de Mayo. The quoted passage directly identifies Perón's appearance at the Casa Rosada balcony; the long quotation retains the source's contiguous wording.
Transfer to military hospital
· Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Argentina
While detained, Perón was moved to a military hospital in Buenos Aires on the morning of 17 October. The specific hospital is not named; coordinates represent the Belgrano district.
Plaza de Mayo during bombing attempt
· Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Perón was speaking to a crowd in Plaza de Mayo when navy aircraft attacked during the failed coup attempt. The immediately preceding sentence identifies the rally site as Plaza de Mayo.
Flight into exile aboard ARP Paraguay
· Paraná River, Argentina–Paraguay waterway
After the coup that overthrew him, Perón fled Argentina on the Paraguayan gunboat ARP Paraguay, traveling up the Paraná River. The source identifies the river route but not a voyage position; coordinates are a representative mid-river point.
Exile residence in Caracas
· Caracas, Venezuela
Perón was residing in Caracas during exile until the overthrow of Venezuelan president Marcos Pérez Jiménez cut the stay short. The source establishes his residence in Caracas and that it ended in 1958; it does not specify the departure date.
Meeting Isabel in Panama
· Panama City, Panama
After leaving Venezuela, Perón met María Estela Martínez, later Isabel Perón, in Panama. The source names Panama but not a city; coordinates represent Panama City.
Marriage during Madrid exile
· Madrid, Spain
Having settled in Madrid under Francisco Franco's protection, Perón married Isabel in 1961. The precise marriage venue is not specified; coordinates represent central Madrid.
Villa in Puerta de Hierro
· Puerta de Hierro, Madrid, Spain
Perón maintained a villa in the Puerta de Hierro residential area during his Spanish exile. The source does not date the villa occupancy precisely; 1961 is anchored by his documented marriage after settling in Madrid. Coordinates represent the Puerta de Hierro area, not the unidentified villa.
First return from exile
· Ezeiza International Airport, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Perón returned to Argentina after nearly eighteen years of exile, arriving at Ezeiza International Airport aboard an Alitalia DC-8. The Archivo General de la Nación catalog record misspells Perón's middle-name phrase as “Juan Domingpo Perón”; quotation preserves the catalog text.
Atucha I inauguration
· Atucha I Nuclear Power Plant, Lima, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
During his final presidency, Perón presided over the inauguration of the Atucha I Nuclear Power Plant. The source gives April 1974 but not a day; coordinates are for the Atucha I site.
Greeting Pinochet at Morón Airbase
· Morón Airbase, Morón, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Perón greeted Chilean ruler Augusto Pinochet at Morón Airbase during Pinochet's visit to Argentina. Evidence is the article's contemporaneous image caption.
Final rally appearance
· Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · Public domain · file Perón greeted supporters at the 12 June rally, his last documented public rally appearance. The article identifies the 1 May and 12 June rallies as taking place on Plaza de Mayo; evidence for the greeting is the image caption.
Death at Quinta de Olivos
· Quinta de Olivos, Olivos, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

Wikimedia Commons · The copyright holder allows anyone to use it for any purpose, provided that the copyright holder is properly attributed. · file Perón died at the official presidential residence, Quinta de Olivos, after a final heart attack.