Fidel & Che
a revolutionary friendship
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Word Count
116,750 words, Guess
Page Count
467 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL23203515M
- ISBN-139780340923436
- ISBN-100340923431
- OCLC Control Number260205969
- OCLC Control Number313839573
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- Internet Archivefidelcherevoluti0000reid
- Library of Congress Control Number2009286914
- Goodreads6160703
- LibraryThing7648437
Classifications
- LCCF1788.22.C3 R45 2008
- LCCF1788.22.C3
Alternate Titles
- Fidel and Che
Description
The story of the peasant s son, scholar, and rebel Fidel Castro, and his fateful meeting with the itinerant doctor Ernesto (Che) Guevara. Not yet thirty, and both in exile, they met in Mexico City in 1955. By 1967 Che Guevara was dead. But over the course of their twelve year friendship they became two of the twentieth century s most compelling figures. This book follows Fidel and Che on their dramatic journey from Mexico s political underground, to war in the Cuban mountains, and ultimately into the heart of the Cold War. Drawing on extensive research, including recently declassified material, Simon Reid-Henry interviews key personalities across three continents. Set against the tide of revolution. It is the story of two men who shared a common dream; who became friends, comrades and brothers-in-arms and who, finally, would make an epic choice between their friendship and their beliefs.
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