Nazi South America

Nazi South America (Nazi-Südamerika, América do Sul nazista, Sudamérica nazi, Nazi Zuid-Amerika, Amérique du Sud nazie) is a puppet state of Nazi Germany in South America.

It's capital is Joinville and the largest city is Rio de Janeiro. It borders the Japanese Southeast Pacific Territories in the West, Captaincy General of Venezuela in the North, Greater Argentine Republic in the South and Nazi Caribbean States to the Northwest.

It's leader is Marcelo Emmerich.

Pre-World War II
Before World War II, the area was covered by Brazil, Colombia and a few other European colonies.

World War II
In September 1943, with victory secured in Europe, German troops of  Hans-Jürgen von Arnim and Georg Stumme landed in United Kingdom's, France's and Netherlands' colonies and slowly made their way into Northern Brazil. The tropical heat and the jungle made it difficult for the German troops to advance. But with the Blitzkrieg, they managed to beat the Armies of Getulio Vargas.