Ernesto Che GuevaraInfobase Publishing, 2010 - 129 halaman Immortalized in fashion, film, and music, Ernesto Che Guevara was a trained doctor, writer, military leader, and revolutionaryOComore than just a man emblazoned on a T-shirt. When he was a young medical student, Guevara traveled throughout South America, where he witnessed people living in terrible poverty. After, Guevara became a radical activist, one in favor of world revolution as a way to achieve economic equality. These views led him to Fidel Castro, then a Cuban revolutionary, and the two worked with others to overthrow the U.S.-backed Cuban government under Fulgencio Batista. After this successful insurrection, Guevara went on to incite further revolutions in other countries, an occupation that would result in his death. This new biography, filled with detailed photographs and handy reference features, offers an insightful narrative tale of a man who acted on his beliefs. |
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The Man on the Tshirt | 6 |
A Good Family | 17 |
A Journey of Discovery | 31 |
A Revolutionary Is Born | 46 |
The Revolution Begins | 57 |
Victory and Its Aftermath | 72 |
Breaking Away | 89 |
The Road to Martyrdom | 102 |
Chronology | 113 |
Notes | 117 |
Bibliography | 119 |
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Picture | 122 |
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About the Author | 128 |
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