Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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... Granma encountered repeated difficulties . Besides the never - ending suppression by the Mexican authorities , there was also a series of internal problems , like those people who were adventurous in the beginning but later used this ...
... Granma encountered repeated difficulties . Besides the never - ending suppression by the Mexican authorities , there was also a series of internal problems , like those people who were adventurous in the beginning but later used this ...
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... Granma , a mentality pre- dominated that , to some degree , might be called " sub- jectivist " : blind confidence in a rapid popular explosion , enthusiasm and faith in the power to liquidate the Batista regime by a swift , armed ...
... Granma , a mentality pre- dominated that , to some degree , might be called " sub- jectivist " : blind confidence in a rapid popular explosion , enthusiasm and faith in the power to liquidate the Batista regime by a swift , armed ...
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... Granma . In the Sierra Maestra he had risen to the rank of comandante ( major ) , the highest conferred in the Rebel Army . His most celebrated book was Guerrilla Warfare . And , of course , he met his death in the course of the ...
... Granma . In the Sierra Maestra he had risen to the rank of comandante ( major ) , the highest conferred in the Rebel Army . His most celebrated book was Guerrilla Warfare . And , of course , he met his death in the course of the ...
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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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