Castro's Cuba, Cuba's Fidel: An American Journalist's Inside Look at Today's Cuba in Text and PictureMacmillan, 1967 - 288 pages |
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... once every four years for one of the candidates that only two parties designate . We have to create our own forms of socialist democracy . And as I said before , one of the postu- lates of Marxism is the disappearance of the state as a ...
... once every four years for one of the candidates that only two parties designate . We have to create our own forms of socialist democracy . And as I said before , one of the postu- lates of Marxism is the disappearance of the state as a ...
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... Once he passes the sixth grade , he may , if he has the aptitude , con- tinue his education through high school , and some go even further . After school , the prisoner goes back to work again until dinnertime . Evenings are generally ...
... Once he passes the sixth grade , he may , if he has the aptitude , con- tinue his education through high school , and some go even further . After school , the prisoner goes back to work again until dinnertime . Evenings are generally ...
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... Once the exclusive property of Havana's wealthy and fashionable upper middle class , its classic boulevards are straight , long , and wide , lined with royal palm trees and divided by grassy malls landscaped with spreading shade trees ...
... Once the exclusive property of Havana's wealthy and fashionable upper middle class , its classic boulevards are straight , long , and wide , lined with royal palm trees and divided by grassy malls landscaped with spreading shade trees ...
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Castro's Cuba, Cuba's Fidel: An American Journalist's Inside Look at Today's ... Lee Lockwood Affichage d'extraits - 1967 |
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