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| 1895 | Birth |  |
| Birth of Juan Domingo Peron
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| 1913 | Army | |
| Appointed Member of the Army
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| 1943 | Coup d'Etat | |
| Buenos Aires The armed forces take over the government after it joins the Allies & Peron becomes a populist member of the new Government
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| 1945 | Marriage | |
| Marries Maria Eva Duarte Peron
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| 1945 | Minister | |
| Appointed Minister of War
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| 1945 | Rule of Falklands, The | |
| Falklands, The Upon signing the UN Charter, Argentina states that it reserves its right to sovereignty of the islands, as well as its right to recover them
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| 1945 | Vice President | |
| Buenos Aires Appointed Vice President of Argentina
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| 1946 | Election | |
| 4th June Buenos Aires Elected to power as President but rules through military force
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| 1946 | President | |
| 4th June Appointed President of Argentina
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| 1949 | Constitution | |
| A constitutional amendment sponsored by the government introduces a number of workers' rights and the possibility of presidential re-election
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| 1949 | Diplomacy | |
| 31st May Britain & Argentina agree a 5 yr trade treaty
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| 1951 | Coup d'Etat | |
| Defeats an attempted military coup
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| 1951 | Election | |
| Peron is elected for a 2nd term, the administration was widely supported by the labor unions, the military and the Catholic Church
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| 1951 | La Prensa | |
| Bans La Prensa
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| 1951 | President | |
| 11th Nov Appointed President of Argentina, 1st term
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| 1955 | Bombing of Plaza de Mayo | |
| 15th June Plaza de Mayo Airplanes bomb the Plaza de Mayo, wounding or killing hundreds of civilians
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| 1955 | Coup d'Etat | |
| 16th Sep An uprising, led by General Eduardo Lonardi, General Pedro E. Aramburu and Admiral Isaac Rojas, depose Per¢n and establish a provisional government
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| 16th Sep Juan Peron is overthrown
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| 16th Sep The Revoluci¢n Libertadora (Spanish, Liberating Revolution) is a military uprising that ends the second Presidential term of Juan Domingo Per¢n
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| 1955 | Demonstrations | |
| 14th June Catholic bishops speak against Per¢n during a Corpus Christi procession which turns into a demonstration, extremist Peronist groups attack and burn several churches
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| 1955 | Exile | |
| Sep Goes into exile, 1st to Paraguay then to Nicaragua
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| 1955 | Rebellion | |
| 14th June Catholic bishops speak against Per¢n during a Corpus Christi procession which turns into a demonstration, extremist Peronist groups attack and burn several churches
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| 1955 | Revoluci¢n Libertadora | |
| After the Revoluci¢n Libertadora Per¢n and his followers are accused of treason, and Eva Per¢n's remains are moved to an undisclosed location
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| Public references to Per¢n or his wife, including songs, writings and pictures, are forbidden
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| 16th Sep The Revoluci¢n Libertadora (Spanish, Liberating Revolution) is a military uprising that ends the second Presidential term of Juan Domingo Per¢n
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| 1955 | Revolution | |
| After the Revoluci¢n Libertadora Per¢n and his followers are accused of treason, and Eva Per¢n's remains are moved to an undisclosed location
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| Public references to Per¢n or his wife, including songs, writings and pictures, are forbidden
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| 1973 | Nationalization | |
| Nationalizes the railways
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| 1973 | President | |
| Appointed President of Argentina, 2nd term
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| 1973 | Resignation | |
| Hector Campora resigns after 3 months to make way for Juan Peron
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| 1974 | Death | |
| Death of Juan Domingo Peron, succeeded by his widow Maria
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