While Cuba's 1940 constitution was among the most progressive in the western hemisphere, few knew its details until political leader Chibás, whose suicide in 1951 precipitated the Cuban Revolution, read it on his radio program. This work explores Chibás's life in order to explain the nature of Cuban politics from the mid-twentieth century to today.
While Cuba's 1940 constitution was among the most progressive in the western hemisphere, few knew its details until political leader Chibás, whose suicide in 1951 precipitated the Cuban Revolution, read it on his radio program. This work explores Chibás's life in order to explain the nature of Cuban politics from the mid-twentieth century to today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ilan Ehrlich is assistant professor of history at Bergen Community College.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: "As Long As Any Cuban Suffers, I Will Fight for Him" Chapter Two: "Shoot Me in the Heart, the Ortodoxos Need a Martyr" Chapter Three: "No One Respects the Constitution" Chapter Four: "We are Alone With the People" Chapter Five: "The Miracle of Chibás" Chapter Six: "I Would Proudly Go to Prison to Defend the Cuban People" Chapter Seven: "The Cave of Ali Baba and His 40,000 Thieves" Chapter Eight: "I'm Not One of Those Generals Who Dies in Bed" Chapter Nine: "Time Will Prove Me Right Once Again" Chapter Ten: "I Am Going to Open My Briefcase" Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter One: "As Long As Any Cuban Suffers, I Will Fight for Him" Chapter Two: "Shoot Me in the Heart, the Ortodoxos Need a Martyr" Chapter Three: "No One Respects the Constitution" Chapter Four: "We are Alone With the People" Chapter Five: "The Miracle of Chibás" Chapter Six: "I Would Proudly Go to Prison to Defend the Cuban People" Chapter Seven: "The Cave of Ali Baba and His 40,000 Thieves" Chapter Eight: "I'm Not One of Those Generals Who Dies in Bed" Chapter Nine: "Time Will Prove Me Right Once Again" Chapter Ten: "I Am Going to Open My Briefcase" Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index
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