Fidel Castro

Fidel CastroAuthor: Nick Caistor ISBN: 9781780230900 Publisher: Reaktion Books Year first published: 01 Mar 2013 Pages: 224 Format: Paperback softback The Cuban revolutionary Fidel Castro is one of the most written about men in the world today. Most approaches to his life are either hagiographies in which he can do no wrong, or rants in which he is the dictator who has kept the island of Cuba under his heel. By contrast, Nick Caistor brings together personal

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