This made him believe that he was being followed. This mission was of great importance because the slightest mention of her existence resulted in revolts and a threat to the political situation of Argentina. It was decided that it would be best if Evita was buried secretly. Colonel Cabanillas was the one who elaborated the logistics of this operation. At first, the plan was to bury her under a pseudonym in Argentina. Everything was going according to the plan.
During the night a man, whose name is unknown, was supposed to bury her. However, he fell asleep while waiting for everyone at the cemetery to leave. Even more strange, the body was shortly recovered but there is no evidence of how In April of , the plan at last had success. This operation was a lot more complex and took months of planning. There, she was buried under the pseudonym of Maria Maggi de Magistris, an Italian widow.
Even the people who despised her recognized her courage and strength as a woman. When buried in Milan, she was buried standing up. Fourteen years of dictatorships and weak democracies had governed Argentina. The lack of political structure and stability made Evita even more popular. The place of her grave was a mystery to them.
Many wondered whether she was ever buried at all. Eventually, the revolts became so acute that Aramburu was threatened. Although there is still speculation around the details surrounding his death, on June 1, , Pedro Eugenio Aramburu was murdered. In the process of her exhumation, the workers involved were astonished to find a woman buried years ago in perfect condition.
Pedro Ara was invited to inspect the corpse to determine if the corpse was indeed her. Nonetheless, her family disagreed with this statement. They described how her feet, nose, ears, and fingers were damaged, most likely because of all the moving and corruption. Her feet were said to be damaged because of being buried on her feet. At this point, he already had another wife, Maria Martinez. She had admired Evita and the work she had done in her lifetime.
For Maria, it was an honor to be in her presence. He came back to Argentina and started his third presidency in May of Once again, Evita was mourned for several days by Argentina, but this time she was beside her husband. This was supposed to be temporary, because the Altar de la Patria was being constructed by Maria Martinez.
However, she was removed from power in by Jorge Rafael Videla, resulting in the projected mausoleum never to be finished. Since then, she has been safe two-hundred meters below the ground, with her family. Her life, her legacy, and certainly the story of her death was immortalized.
Such a figure is a stark example of humbleness and honest care for society: I remember reading about how Evita reached such a degree of respect and admiration that some Argentinians began venerating her as if she was a religious figure.
The most disgusting is that her dead body was engaged in an sexual act with people who were infatuated with her. Her body was not even able to be burry properly due to the conflict it might cause to the public. At least now her body was returned to her home country and was buried beside her husband where they were finally reunited once again.
It is crazy to see her story did not end with her death. Not only did she have an impact while she was alive, her influence lived on and her body was a source of her power. This also showcases the change in Argentina and the people who formed the nation to something it is today. Capitalism invented these 'souvenirs' so he will be forgotten," said the curator, who hopes that through the exhibition "the spectator forgets about looking at the souvenirs" and sees that behind them "there is so much more.
For him, one of the texts of the show differentiates necropsy from necrophilia, and though "Exquisite Cadaver" speaks of the morbidity there is in death, it also "allows something above and beyond that to be seen. English edition Life. Content providers. Contact EFE. More news. Like this: Like Loading Blog Stats 8,, hits Welcome! Frida's First Bad Accident. Elizabeth Taylor: Ugly Duckling? Evita Peron. Blog at WordPress.
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