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A comprehensive photographic history of Cuba's Fidel Castro that documents his childhood, revolutionary politics, and nearly fifty years in power in Cuba.

Examines the history of Cuba under the rule of Fidel Castro and the life of the dictator, discussing his education, rise to power, political beliefs, and foreign relations.

A biography of revolutionary fighter Che Guevara, discussing his childhood in Argentina, his devotion to communism, his alliance with Cuba's Fidel Castro, the beliefs that inspired him to become a guerrilla leader, and his death at the hands of Bolivian soldiers.

Reveals the life of Che Guevara through the eyes of his widow, including the start of their romance and her reaction to his assassination in Bolivia.

A memoir in which Alina Fern?ndez, illegitimate daughter of Cuban leader Fidel Castro, discusses her early relationship with her father, her disillusionment with his regime, and her decision to seek refuge in the United States.

Chronicles the life of social activist Che Guevara, focusing on his involvement in the Cuban Revolution and his efforts to bring social change to South America.

Provides an analysis of Fidel Castro and his relationship with his younger brother Raul, discussing Raul's role in Cuban government, and speculating on what type of leader he will be if and when he takes over for Fidel, and how U.S.-Cuban relations might be affected.

Examines the life and career of Cuban ruler Fidel Castro, discussing his childhood, education, family, and rise to political power, and including information about the history of Cuba under his leadership.

Reprints twenty-four articles, book excerpts, speeches, and studies that examine issues related to life in modern-day Cuba, providing an overview of the state of the revolution, and discussing the development of the economy through the 1990s, U.S.-Cuba relations, and Cuban intellectual, cultural, and social life.

History of the Cuban Revolution in pictures from Castro's fund-raising trip to New York in 1955 to the 1990s.