Furibundo de la Serna
Laurence Whitehead, 2 November 1995
The Motorcycle Diaries: A Journey around South America
by Ernesto Che Guevara, translated by Ann Wright.
Verso, 155 pp., £19.95, June 1995,1 85984 942 3 Show More
by Ernesto Che Guevara, translated by Ann Wright.
Verso, 155 pp., £19.95, June 1995,
Che Guevara
by Jean Cormier, with Hilda Guevara and Alberto Grando.
Editions du Rocher, 448 pp., frs 139, August 1995,2 268 01967 5 Show More
by Jean Cormier, with Hilda Guevara and Alberto Grando.
Editions du Rocher, 448 pp., frs 139, August 1995,
Journal de Bolivie
by Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara, translated by Fanchita Gonzalez- Batlle and France Binard.
La Découverte, 256 pp., frs 120, August 1995,2 7071 2482 6 Show More
by Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara, translated by Fanchita Gonzalez- Batlle and France Binard.
La Découverte, 256 pp., frs 120, August 1995,
L’Année ou nous n’étions nulle part: Extraits du journal de Che Guevara en Afrique
edited by Paco Ignacio Taibo, Froilán Escóbar and Félix Guerra, translated by Mara Hernandez and René Solis.
Métaillié, 281 pp., frs 120, September 1995,2 86424 205 2 Show More
edited by Paco Ignacio Taibo, Froilán Escóbar and Félix Guerra, translated by Mara Hernandez and René Solis.
Métaillié, 281 pp., frs 120, September 1995,
“... Ernesto Guevara de la Serna found what his life was for in July 1955, in Mexico City. It was there, at the age of 27, that he met Raúl Castro, who introduced him to his older brother, Fidel. The Argentine doctor joined a motley band of Cuban expeditionaries in the near-suicidal landing (or sinking) of the Granma in a mangrove swamp at the eastern end of the island ... ”
