Soldier guards the late Eva Peron's luxury after the overthrow of Argentina's dictator Juan Peron. In addition to jewelry, paintings, ivory carvings and other riches, her closets held 400 dresses, 600 hats and dozens of pairs of shoes and boots. Items worth more than $6,500,000 ( $57 million in 2015) were placed on public display by the revolutionary government of President Eduardo Lonardi. Oct. 20, 1955. - (CSU 2015 5 128)
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Soldier guards the late Eva Peron's luxury after the overthrow of Argentina's dictator Juan Peron. In addition to jewelry, paintings, ivory carvings and other riches, her closets held 400 dresses, 600 hats and dozens of pairs of shoes and boots. Items worth more than $6, 500, 000 ( $57 million in 2015) were placed on public display by the revolutionary government of President Eduardo Lonardi. Oct. 20, 1955. - (CSU_2015_5_128)
