Why are the military uniforms of Chile, Paraguay and Argentina very similar to those of Germany before World War II?

Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and other countries worship Germany's powerful "militarism" because of immigration problems, and military governments or dictators have also built many platforms for domestic military officers to study and train in German military schools. So it is more influenced by Germany.

As early as the beginning of the 20th century, the number of German immigrants in Argentina was as high as 250,000. Judging from the demographic composition, Argentina is a veritable "European country". It is no wonder that among South American countries, Germany has special respect for Argentina.

Argentina's affection for Germany mainly stems from their worship of Nazi's early achievements. Nazi's methods of cleaning up the army coincided with the populism of the Argentine army, which longed for Qiang Bing, a rich country, during World War II. The Argentine dictator Veron himself was a student trained by the German Military Academy. He studied at the University of Turin, Italy, during which he traveled to European countries as a military observer. After deeply studying fascism and Nazism, he gradually formed his own Peronism, a self-created philosophy close to populism. An illusion that looks beautiful but drags Argentina to economic decline.

Argentina and Nazi are not only close friends who appreciate each other, but also have strong military and economic relations as ties. By the end of World War I, about 140 Argentine officers had participated in the German-Argentine military exchange program. During the period of1902-19197, Argentine officers went to Universities of Applied Sciences, infantry schools and military schools to receive a full set of formal education. After World War I, this cooperation became closer. The Argentine military attache in Berlin actively recruits German military talents for Argentina, and German consultants are everywhere. Until 1944, there was close military cooperation between Germany and Argentina. German weapons are continuously exported to Argentina. At that time, most military schools in Argentina could not do without the support of Germany.

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