As the main initiator of the Second World War, under the leadership of dictator Hitler and the perfect use of german "lightning tactics", the war of aggression affected all of Europe, so that more than 30 countries were involved in this protracted war. Nazi Germany became a figure of fear at that time, and even the people in Germany were extremely afraid of the Nazis. Nazi Germany brought a heavy disaster to the whole world, especially to the people of Europe, but fortunately, Germany finally chose to surrender, and the dawn of victory was slow after all. Because of the unforgivable crimes of Nazi Germany, after the end of World War II, all Nazi-related actions, language, signs, and badge gestures were banned, especially Nazi salutes, which were hated by the vast majority of European people.
However, what no one could have imagined was that in South America, thousands of miles away from Europe, the traditions of the Nazi German army were unscrupulously rehearsed here, and everything related to the Nazis was preserved here, which made the international community's voice of condemnation and protest continue to increase. After all, no one had imagined that there would be this "Hitler's retinue" on another continent.
The army that retains the traditional Nazi etiquette is the Chilean Army, which is often considered a replica of the German army during World War II, because it is too similar, and the words and deeds, gestures, and costumes are carved out of a mold, which is very similar to the German army in World War II. Why are the Chilean Army and the German Army in World War II so similar?
Chile is a country in South America that has been ruled by Spanish colonizers in the past, like many South American countries that have been colonized by Spain, and Chile is no exception. It reaped a good income by selling its natural mineral resources. After independence, the Chilean army was trained in the construction and management of the army from the German army, whether it was the construction of the system or the army structure, or clothing to weapons and equipment, the Chilean army carried out almost a comprehensive study of the Nazi German army. So similar.
Moreover, during World War II, many countries in South America were supporters of the German army, and after the end of World War II, many war criminals of Nazi Germany fled to South America for hiding, and many of them have not been successfully captured until now. In South America, which had supported the Nazi German army, the days of these war criminals were quite OK, so the ideas of the Nazi German army also had a deep foundation here, so after the end of World War II, Chile, as a country that once supported the Nazi German army, chose the same military system as the German army in the army, which has a great relationship with the spread of Nazi ideas in South America.
The Chilean Army still retains many elements of the Nazi German Army, and although its practices have been condemned and protested by many victimized countries in Europe, Chile still goes its own way, after all, in the decades since the end of World War II, Chile and some other South American countries have not known how many Nazi war criminals have been sheltered, and how can they care about the protests of other countries?