Offering a thorough examination of Cuban history from the 1400s to today, this new Historical Dictionary presents detailed insights into significant events, influential figures, and pivotal treaties. It emphasizes developments since 1959, providing a comprehensive resource for understanding the complexities of Cuba's past and its impact on the present.
Exploring the interplay between literature and the Cuban Revolution, this book draws on original interviews with over 100 participants and extensive documentary research. It provides fresh insights and challenges established beliefs about the role of literary culture during this transformative period in Cuba, revealing the intricate ways literature has been both influenced by and has influenced revolutionary ideals.
A history of the forgotten leaders of the Cuban Revolution.
Few island nations have stirred the soul like Cuba.