Fallen in the Malvinas War
We honor the Argentines who gave their lives in 1982. Their memory remains a central part of collective remembrance and of the national commitment to Malvinas.
Tribute and living memory
The Malvinas Islands are Argentine
This site is continuously updated: it honors the memory of those who defended our homeland and reaffirms Argentina's historic commitment to sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands.
This is a non-profit commemorative project. Its goal is to give visibility to every person who participated in Malvinas.
April 2nd: Veteran and Fallen in the Malvinas War Day
We remember veterans, the fallen, and their families with deep respect. Memory connects our history, identity, and future generations.
"We do not forget. We honor their sacrifice and keep Malvinas memory alive in our national conscience."
Memory of those who defended the homeland
Fallen and Combatants Section
Combatants and Veterans
We recognize those who fought and those who continue to uphold the historical testimony of the war. Their voice and experience are essential to transmit truth and memory.
Commitments of this space
- To name and remember every fallen soldier and every veteran with respect.
- To promote active memory for new generations.
- To uphold the sovereignty claim through peaceful and diplomatic means.
Fallen and combatants
This section is under continuous development and its purpose is to respectfully document and display every person who participated in Malvinas through image, name, and context.
Short profile text to progressively build this person record.
Fuente en verificaciónAdd milestones, unit details, and participation context.
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Historical timeline
A brief synthesis to understand the historical and diplomatic process of the Malvinas Question.
- 1833British occupation of the Malvinas Islands and removal of Argentine authorities.
- 1965UN Resolution 2065 acknowledges the existence of a sovereignty dispute.
- 1982Malvinas War: permanent tribute to veterans and the fallen.
- PresentArgentina maintains its sovereignty claim through peaceful and diplomatic means.
Veterans and Fallen
This space honors those who fought and those who gave their lives for their homeland. Collective memory preserves their legacy and historical significance for Argentina.
Verified facts (official sources)
- In 1965, the UN adopted Resolution 2065 (XX) and acknowledged the existence of a sovereignty dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom.
- Resolution 2065 (XX) invites both parties to seek a peaceful and definitive solution through negotiations, taking into account the interests of the islanders.
- In Argentina's official position, the Malvinas Question includes the Malvinas Islands, South Georgia, South Sandwich Islands, and surrounding maritime areas.
- According to the Argentine Foreign Ministry, more than 40 UN General Assembly and Decolonization Committee resolutions have reiterated the call for dialogue.