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My Life;Fidel Castro

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As leader of Cuba, Castro outlasted nine US presidents, and survived over 600 assassination attempts. He still remains one of the modern eras most controversial figure.
Here Castro tells his life story in the full for the first time, speaking openly about everything, from his parents and earliest influences, to his imprisonment, the guerrilla war and the Cuban revolution and to the Bay of Pigs, the missile crisis and his role in global politics.

Author: Fidel Castro with Ignacio Ramonet

ISBN: 9780141026268

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