Cuba: From Columbus to Castro and BeyondPotomac Books, Inc., 2002 - 285 pages In Jaime Suchlicki's engaging style, Cuba: From Columbus to Castro and Beyond provides a detailed and sophisticated understanding of the Cuba of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. In addition to its concise narrative history, CUBA details the current political climate, economy, and the regime's future. Suchlicki discusses the domestic and international events that have affected this island nation in recent years. This highly readable history is perfect for students, travelers, and anyone else who seeks to understand more about Cuba and its people. |
Table des matières
Toward Independence | 45 |
The Seeds of Revolution | 75 |
Castro in Command | 135 |
Chronology 14922000 | 227 |
Suggested Reading | 263 |
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About the Author | 286 |
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