There is no shortage of first ladies in this world, but so far no first lady has been more popular in the country than Evita Veron. You know, during her lifetime, people liked to stick her portrait and the portrait of Jesus side by side, and everyone saw her as a goddess who could save the world. However, what is unexpected is that the first lady who was worshipped was whipped after her death.
Evita was born in 1919 in a small, remote village in the Argentine province of Pampas, but her birth did not comfort her mother, Juana.
It turned out that Evita's father was a farmer who had toyed with Juana. After Evita's birth, he left the mother and daughter behind, and he returned to his farm.
In those days, the illegitimate woman lived in this world as a symbol of shame for walking, and had to be blinded and bullied by people. Coupled with poverty, it makes people rightfully despise the mother and daughter.
Despite all the misfortunes, it was the farmer who brought it to the mother and daughter. But when the farmer died, Juyana took Evita with her to see him for the last time. As a result, their actions only attracted greater humiliation, and they were blown out in public.
The experience of childhood caused evita a lot of psychological damage. Although she did not enter the school for a day, she always dreamed of one day being able to get ahead.
However, it is even more rare to turn one's fate around in a small place like stagnant water than to ascend to the heavens. Evita is also acutely aware of this, and she knows that if she wants to give herself a chance to change her destiny, she has to go to the big city.
When Evita was 15 years old, a song and dance troupe appeared in the town, and they were said to come from the distant capital of Buenos Aires. This news made Evita feel moved, and she quickly used her beautiful appearance to attract young singers from the troupe. Before agreeing to the other's courtship, she asked the other party to take her to Buenos Aires. Obviously, this is not a difficult thing for young singers, so the two quickly fell in love.
Unfortunately, when Evita followed the young singer to Buenos Aires, she was abandoned by the young singer. It turned out that the young singer actually had a family room, and she was just a scene.
Poor Evita was so unaccompanied that she had trouble even eating and living, let alone buying a ticket home. Besides, Evita had managed to fulfill her wish to go to the big city, and she didn't want to go back to that small place where people were constantly being white-eyed.
Therefore, the young and beautiful Evita had to go to the nightclub to become a dancer.
In the wind and moon field, a beautiful woman like Evita is often the object of men's pursuit. They are willing to spend a lot of money on Evita, as long as Evita makes them happy.
However, Evita does not value money, and she is always eager to select from these men who can help her get ahead.
Among the men who courted pleasure, there was a small and famous photographer who attracted Evita's attention. At Evita's suggestion, photographers took a number of very different styles of photographs for her, which were quickly selected by fashion magazines and printed.
For a while, Evita's fame also rose, and even the director invited her to make movies and act in dramas. For the good fortune that followed, Evita did not get carried away, but worked the performance very hard. In the end, her performance won the recognition of the audience, and her charming smile also left a deep impression on everyone.
Evita, who was loved by the audience, followed by a host. Her humorous and intelligent hosting style has earned her career success and a substantial income.
But Evita didn't squander her money on gorgeous clothing and jewelry, she cleverly invested it in film and television. Because she was cautious enough, her investment was successful, and she finally got rid of the poverty that once plagued her like a devil.
In January 1944, a magnitude 7 earthquake struck san Juan, Argentina, destroying most of the city's buildings and killing tens of thousands of people in the earthquake. This plunged the whole country into grief. Juan Perón, then Minister of Labor and Welfare, also took to the streets, giving speeches and collecting money for those who had nowhere to live.
Once, Juan Perón was improvising in the park, and his sonorous tone and infectious words attracted many people, including the beautiful Evita.
After Juan Perón had finished speaking, Evita excitedly shook his hand and said in a trembling voice, "Thank you for your presence." ”
What she did not expect was that Juan Perón, who was politically triumphant, would fall in love with her young and beautiful young lady at first sight.
Although Juan Perón was 24 years older than Evita, Evita was convinced that the man had a chance to give her a head start, so she soon became Juan Perón's lover and accompanied Juan Perón on a variety of tours, constantly lobbying for speeches.
In addition, in order to take care of Juan Perón, Evita not only decorated the home very warmly, but also fired the chef and made soup for him herself.
It is not only a good partner in career, but also an ideal partner in life. Feeling happy, Juan Perón was extremely fond of Evita.
However, Argentine politicians and celebrities look down on Evita. They could not tolerate the inclusion of a dancer of low birth in their social circles, not to mention that they thought that Evita had done everything in her power to join the upper class.
In fact, those politicians and celebrities did not like Juan Perón, who had the support of the majority of the people. His set of "Peronism" was every move to benefit the poor masses, and new words such as democracy and equality often came out of his mouth. In any case, none of his rhetoric to please the poor is for the sake of money, so the middle and elite classes are extremely opposed to him.
As the tension between Juan Perón and the politicians became sharper, those who opposed him were furious and put him in jail.
At this point in the development of events, in the eyes of ordinary people, Juan Perón's political career is over, and it will only be bad luck to follow him. But Evita did not give up on rescuing Juan Perón.
She continued to give speeches among workers and peasants, and she told these people who were living in poverty that she had a very tragic past, and she said sensationally: "I have tasted your suffering; your poverty, I have experienced." Peron has saved me, and he will save you; Peron will support the poor, love the poor, if not, how can he be very fond of me?! ”
Apparently, Evita's sincerity touched the working people, and they stood with Evita, constantly organizing riots and marches, strongly demanding that the government release Juan Perón.
The government, under pressure, had to release Juan Perón. When Juan Perón was released from prison, the victorious populace held a grand celebration for him. And he held Evita's hand tightly and said loudly to the people, "Thank you Eva, thank you to the people." ”
Subsequently, he married this woman who did not abandon him.
In 1946, Juan Perón ran for president. Evita used her show to pull a lot of votes for him. At the same time, she actively wandered among the masses, persuading them to vote for Juan Perón. She even founded the Women's Party and worked hard to help women gain the right to vote, so that they could vote for Juan Perón.
Because Evita came from a humble background, which made the people and women of the same low origin particularly fond of her, Juan Perón finally won the highest number of votes and successfully became the supreme commander of Argentina. The 27-year-old Evita became the youngest first lady in Argentine history.
After Juan Perón became president, Evita fulfilled her promise to solicit votes for her husband, and the homeless, the moneyless, the unemployed, the unemployed, the single mothers and the elderly who had no one to rely on became the focus of her attention. She has built a large number of houses, as well as schools, hospitals and nursing homes. These are all used to serve the poor, so the poor people are grateful to Evita. Even many families hang her picture and the crucifixion image together, in their view, Jesus saves the world is the soul that saves the world, and Evita really solves many practical problems in life for them, and is the goddess of reality.
But Evita understands that in many things, because she can't meddle in politics, there is a lot of resistance to really doing more for the poor. To this end, she decided to run for vice president, but her idea was strongly opposed by the military and the authorities.
In desperation, Evita hopes to use the voice of Europe to put pressure on Argentina, so she begins to travel around Europe as the first lady. Her fashion taste and her elegant temperament have undoubtedly become a beautiful display of Argentina in the world, and all the countries she has visited have praised her, and even some European media have called her trip a "rainbow trip". As for herself, she is known as the "Argentine Rose".
However, just as Evita introduced Argentina to more European countries, cancer haunted her like a ghost. Soon she fell ill and had to return to Argentina.
When the people learned of Evita's illness, they were very worried and prayed for her, hoping that she would recover soon. However, God did not seem to hear the people's prayers, and soon after, Evita, 33, died of illness.
After Evita's death, people wept bitterly. In order to appease everyone, the state had to take a day off, so that they could rush from all directions to the city of Buenos Aires to attend the funeral and say a final farewell to Evita, who was lying in a crystal coffin.
After that, Evita's crystal coffin was placed in the General Workers' Union building for everyone to see.
Unfortunately, after Evita's death, Juan Perón was ousted from power by the opposition and had to go into exile. Subsequently, out of hatred for Evita, they dragged her body out of the crystal coffin and whipped the body.
In 1957, Evita's body was buried by clergy in a cemetery in Milan.
In 1970, the exiled Juan Perón became president of Argentina again. After taking office, he dug up Evita's body and buried it in the villa where he had lived in Madrid.
In 1974, the Argentine political authorities dug up Evita's skeleton and buried it in a cemetery in Buenos Aires.
In 1980, Evita's grave was stolen and her skeleton was damaged. In order to make Evita, who is buried underground, no longer disturbed, the Peron family dug a tomb more than 5 meters deep, after putting Evita's skeleton inside. When they sealed the tomb, they installed 3 layers of steel plates, sealing the tomb forever.
Since then, I haven't heard of anyone harassing Evita. But a legendary woman like Evita, she has always lived in people's hearts, and people have never forgotten her.