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The urban underground in Cuba's revolutionary war
Armando Hart (1930‒2017) isn’t well known in the United States, but he deserves to be. A central leader of the Cuban Revolution, he was the first minister of education—during the hugely successful literacy campaign, and later minister of culture, taking over from a Stalinist hack who had a different title. Unlike Che Guevara’s ‘Episodes of the Cuban Revolutionary War,’ which focuses on the guerilla war in the mountains, and is also must reading, Armando Hart’s book focuses on the revolutionary underground in the cities. Taking part in both military actions and illegal protest actions, the urban front was also essential to the 1959 victory, which culminated in an insurrectionary general strike.The Pathfinder editions (in English and Spanish) of this book include Hart's original text with important documents of the struggle at the time added in.A third book that is essential is ‘Women in Cuba: The Making of a Revolution Within the Revolution’ by Vilma Espín and two others who became leaders of the Federation of Cuba Women (FMC). Raúl Castro’s column stayed mostly in one place throughout the revolutionary war, enabling them to start carrying out the July 26th Movement’s social program. That is where the liberation of peasant women began.Photo: Armando Hart
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Armando Hart (1930‒2017) isn’t well known in the United States, but he deserves to be. A central leader of the Cuban Revolution, he was the first minister of education—during the hugely successful literacy campaign, and later minister of culture, taking over from a Stalinist hack who had a different title. Unlike Che Guevara’s ‘Episodes of the Cuban Revolutionary War,’ which focuses on the guerilla war in the mountains, and is also must reading, Armando Hart’s book focuses on the revolutionary underground in the cities. Taking part in both military actions and illegal protest actions, the urban front was also essential to the 1959 victory, which culminated in an insurrectionary general strike.
The Pathfinder editions (in English and Spanish) of this book include Hart's original text with important documents of the struggle at the time added in.
A third book that is essential is ‘Women in Cuba: The Making of a Revolution Within the Revolution’ by Vilma Espín and two others who became leaders of the Federation of Cuba Women (FMC). Raúl Castro’s column stayed mostly in one place throughout the revolutionary war, enabling them to start carrying out the July 26th Movement’s social program. That is where the liberation of peasant women began.
Photo: Armando Hart
The Pathfinder editions (in English and Spanish) of this book include Hart's original text with important documents of the struggle at the time added in.
A third book that is essential is ‘Women in Cuba: The Making of a Revolution Within the Revolution’ by Vilma Espín and two others who became leaders of the Federation of Cuba Women (FMC). Raúl Castro’s column stayed mostly in one place throughout the revolutionary war, enabling them to start carrying out the July 26th Movement’s social program. That is where the liberation of peasant women began.
Photo: Armando Hart
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