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Eva Perón's handwritten note (1950s)

Eva Perón's handwritten note (1950s)

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Concerned about the poorest, Evita writes precise instructions for a collaborator at her Foundation.

  • Letter of instructions from Eva Perón to one of her collaborators at her Foundation.
  • One page.
  • In Spanish.
  • 23 cm x 15 cm.
  • Argentina, 1950s.
  • Good condition of conservation.
  • Unique piece.

To the companion Elva H. de Monavello, all the facilities are given so that she can finish her little house. LC: 075219 - To Luisa Gandilla De Ramos: it is necessary to send her provisions and clothes, as she has many children in her school in the city of Tapiales. UT: 62850. That Renzi prepare toys for the excursion to Rosario with Tirenti and Sactomochea. The 3 things. Eva Perón.

Eva Perón, known as Evita (1919 — 1952), was an actress who married General Perón when he was elected president of Argentina. She quickly became very popular, especially for her concern for the living conditions of the lower classes and the role of trade unions. From humble origins, Evita created the Eva Perón Foundation to help the poor, in addition to building many hospitals and orphanages. She also won the right to vote for women, social security and paid vacations.

In this note, we can see how much of a generous and dedicated leader Eva Perón was, which is why she is - to this day - an icon in Argentina and a woman admired throughout the world.

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