Che Guevara Speaks: Selected Speeches and WritingsMerit Publishers, 1967 - 159 pages |
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Selected Speeches and Writings Che Guevara. Fidel's Trip to New York The following excerpt is from a speech by Guevara on September 17 , 1960 . The more that the imperialist forces ( which act from without ) and the reactionary forces ...
Selected Speeches and Writings Che Guevara. Fidel's Trip to New York The following excerpt is from a speech by Guevara on September 17 , 1960 . The more that the imperialist forces ( which act from without ) and the reactionary forces ...
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Selected Speeches and Writings Che Guevara. Cuba and the Kennedy Plan The following excerpts are from Guevara's balance sheet ... speech - though extremely vague- was the exposition of his country's plans by Dillon , the head of the U. S. ...
Selected Speeches and Writings Che Guevara. Cuba and the Kennedy Plan The following excerpts are from Guevara's balance sheet ... speech - though extremely vague- was the exposition of his country's plans by Dillon , the head of the U. S. ...
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Selected Speeches and Writings Che Guevara. May Day Speech In Havana the May Day celebration begins the night before , and a speech at that time by Guevara soon became a tradition . The selections below are from his speech of April 30 ...
Selected Speeches and Writings Che Guevara. May Day Speech In Havana the May Day celebration begins the night before , and a speech at that time by Guevara soon became a tradition . The selections below are from his speech of April 30 ...
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Preface | 9 |
Mobilizing the Masses for the Invasion | 24 |
At Punta del Este | 47 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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