Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... Sierra Maestra , these men confront imperialism . They know that the Agrarian Reform is the basis upon which the new Cuba must build itself . They know also that the Agrarian Reform will give land to all the dispossessed , but that it ...
... Sierra Maestra , these men confront imperialism . They know that the Agrarian Reform is the basis upon which the new Cuba must build itself . They know also that the Agrarian Reform will give land to all the dispossessed , but that it ...
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... Sierra Maestra , not knowing what an electric light was , who are becoming trained agronomists in schools like the Camilo Cienfue- gos School , will be the base for the new technicians of the future . They will feel totally at one with ...
... Sierra Maestra , not knowing what an electric light was , who are becoming trained agronomists in schools like the Camilo Cienfue- gos School , will be the base for the new technicians of the future . They will feel totally at one with ...
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... Sierra Maestra who reached an upper rank in the revolutionary forces has a record of outstanding deeds to his credit . They attained their rank on this basis . It was the first heroic period and in it they contended for the heaviest ...
... Sierra Maestra who reached an upper rank in the revolutionary forces has a record of outstanding deeds to his credit . They attained their rank on this basis . It was the first heroic period and in it they contended for the heaviest ...
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A New Old Interview | 9 |
Mobilizing the Masses for the Invasion | 24 |
At Punta del Este | 47 |
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