Greater Argentine Republic

The Greater Argentine Republic is a country in South America. It's capital is Buenos Aires. It borders Nazi South America and South East Pacific Territories.

Argentina gained independence from Spain in 1816.

In 1939, after a coup d'etat, Juan Peron became the leader of Argentina and established a military dictatorship.

Peron established close relations with the Empire of Japan and Nazi Germany. He then joined the Axis Powers in 1941. Argentina's military grew to 2 million during this time and invaded Uruguay.

In 1946, the war ended for Argentina and then the Treaty of Buenos Aires was signed following the fall of Brazil.

The Treaty of Joinville gave Argentina their land. It was signed in Joinville, Nazi South America. Despite the end of the war, thousands of Argentinean volunteers fought alongside the Wehrmacht in North America.