In 1987, graverobbers sawed off this deceased world leader's hands and held them for ransom. His ret
In 1987, graverobbers sawed off this deceased world leader's hands and held them for ransom. His return to his country was marred by the Ezeiza massacre, which killed members of the Montoneros. In 1951, this leader opened the Republic of the Children theme park, four years before being forced into exile. This man tried to cultivate European relations with the "Rainbow Tour." While imprisoned, his followers had earlier staged a 1945 protest at the Plaza de Mayo. This man's followers were known as the "shirtless ones" or descamisados. He was succeeded by his third wife Isabel, while his popular second wife was a former actress who died of cancer at age 33. For 10 points, name this leader of Argentina who was married to the woman known as Evita.
In 1987, graverobbers sawed off this deceased world leader's hands and held them for ransom.
Juan Domingo Peron