Ernesto Che Guevara

Ein Leben gegen die Ungerechtigkeit – The Motorcycle Diaries. Mit einem neuen Vorwort von Walter Salles Im Dezember 1951 brechen Ernesto Guevara und Alberto Granado zu einer Motorradreise durch Südamerika auf. »Dieses ziellose Streifen durch unser riesiges Amerika hat mich stärker verändert, als ich glaubte«, schreibt der 23-jährige Che im Sommer 1952 in sein Tagebuch. Ein Klassiker.

Das Tagebuch der Lateinamerika-Reise 1951-52

The Motorcycle Diaries

Guerilla Warfare

مذكرات أرنستو تشي جيفارا

'A Latin American James Dean or Jack Kerouac' Washington Post 'It's true; Marxists just wanna have fun... a revolutionary bestseller' Guardian At the age of twenty-three, Ernesto 'Che' Guevara and his friend Alberto Granado set out from their native Argentina to explore their continent, with only a single 1939 Norton motorcycle to carry them, nicknamed La Poderosa ('the powerful one'). They travelled not to visit the usual tourist attractions, but to meet ordinary people and understand Latin American life. In amidst the tales of youthful adventures - of women, wine, thrilling escapes and the power of friendship - the young Che also learns first-hand about poverty, philosophy and philosophy and forms himself into the man who would become the world's most famous and admired revolutionary and freedom fighter. 'For every comic escapade of the carefree roustabout there is an equally eye-opening moment in the development of the future revolutionary leader. By the end of the journey, a politicized Guevara has emerged to predict his own legendary future' Time

Latinoamericana. Un diario per un viaggio in motocicletta

Fidel Castro

Drawing on his experience as a central leader of the Cuban Revolution, Guevara explains why the revolutionary transformation of social relations necessarily involves the transformation of the working people organizing and leading that process. "To build communism it is necessary, simultaneous with the new material foundations, to build the new man." Includes Castro's 1987 speech on the 20th anniversary of Guevara's death.Photos. Now with index and enlarged type.

Socialism and Man in Cuba

An extraordinary new selection of the letters of Che Guevera, from throughout his life, many released for the very first time Che Guevara was an inveterate letter writer and diarist throughout his short but extraordinary life. His letters and diaries are those of a master narrator, characterized by a brutal honesty, a remarkable lack of ego, a razor-sharp wit, an iron will and a great capacity to express his love and affection for his closest friends and family. This selection of Che Guevara's correspondence, beginning with letters penned in his early travels around Latin America as a medical student, shows how he polished his unique style over the years. This selection maps the emergence of a dedicated revolutionary and original political thinker from the wide-eyed young Argentine who set out to discover Latin America. Covering the entirety of Che's life, from his famous motorcycle journey around South America to the Cuban Revolutionary War, from the setting-up of the pioneering communist state of Cuba to his revolutionary travels to the Congo and Bolivia. But it also reveals a more intimate, personal side to Che, including his letters to his mother, wife and children. In one of his last letters to his young children, Che advised them to 'always be capable of feeling deeply any injustice committed against anyone, anywhere in the world. This is the most beautiful quality in a revolutionary.'

Letters 1947-1967

I Embrace You With All My Revolutionary Fervor

notas de viaje

Diarios de motocicleta

The journal of a young Argentine's second trip through Latin America, revealing the emergence of a committed revolutionary now known as "Che." This sequel to The Motorcycle Diaries includes letters, poetry, and journalism that document young Ernesto Guevara's second Latin American journey following his graduation from medical school in 1953. It reveals how the young Argentine is transformed into a militant revolutionary, ready to commit himself to the guerrilla struggle Fidel Castro and his compañeros are about to launch in Cuba against the dictatorship of General Fulgencio Batista. After traveling through Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Central America, Ernesto witnesses the 1954 US-inspired coup in Guatemala, which has a profound effect on his political awareness. He flees to Mexico where he encounters Fidel Castro, marking the beginning of a political partnership that profoundly changes the world and Che himself. Includes a foreword by Alberto Granado, Che's companion on his first adventures in Latin America on a vintage Norton motorcycle, and features poems written by young Ernesto inspired by his experiences along with facsimiles of pages from his diary.

The Sequel to The Motorcycle Diaries

Latin America Diaries

Cuba 1956-1959

Pasajes de la guerra revolucionaria

Diego Ambrosini

Este diário - reelaborado por Ernesto Che Guevara, em forma narrativa, graças às suas anotações detalhadas - é o relato da viagem feita por Che e seu amigo Alberto Granado, desde a Argentina até a Venezuela, em 1952. Aventura e emoção entremeadas de reflexões sobre múltiplos aspectos da América - a miséria dos índios, o espanto de conhecer o mar-, o mundo percebido pelos olhos de um jovem de 23 anos, disposto à surpresa e à compaixão, mas também querendo descobrir sua verdadeira vocação, aproveitar a vida, enamorar-se verdadeiramente. Tudo isso enquanto a moto segue pelas estradas poeirentas e arriscadas, perdendo peças pelo caminho, provocando tombos e episódios tragicômicos.

De moto pela América do Sul: diários de viagem

This is Che Guevara's last diary, compiled from notebooks found in his backpack when he was captured by the Bolivian army in October 1967 and subsequently executed.This is the definitive account of the attempt to spark a continent-wide revolution in Latin America.

The Diary of Che Guevara

Ernesto Guevara

Diario del Che in Bolivia

Gercekci Ol, Imkansizi Iste

Diario in Bolivia

Che, Guerrilha. Diário da Bolívia

Che, o Argentino. Relatos da Revolução Cubana

Che Guevara's definitive account of the Cuban revolutionary war, in an updated edition with a new foreword and photos. There is no better account of the Cuban revolutionary war than this little book by guerilla leader Che Guevara. Assembled from his campaign diary, first published in 1963, later corrected and edited by Che, and published here finally in an authoritative edition that includes not only his corrections, but also a number of short essays and articles published just after the revolution's triumph. As always, Che's writing is intimate, searching, and self-critical. Having initially joined the Cuban expedition as troop doctor, Che describes his dilemma in having to choose between a backpack of medicines and a box of ammunition (he chose the box of ammunition). In another justly famous chapter of the book, "The Murdered Puppy," Che describes how he had to give the order to have a dog killed. Throughout this book, the sweep of history and matters of life and death are rendered in small and intimate ways.

Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War

Alberto Granado

due diari per un viaggio in motocicletta

Latinoamericana

Karl Marx

Friedrich Engels

Rosa Luxemburg

“If you are curious and open to the life around you, if you are troubled as to why, how and by whom political power is held and used, if you sense there must be good intellectual reasons for your unease, if your curiosity and openness drive you toward wishing to act with others, to ‘do something,’ you already have much in common with the writers of the three essays in this book.” — Adrienne Rich With a preface by Adrienne Rich, Manifesto presents the radical vision of four famous young rebels: Marx and Engels’ Communist Manifesto, Rosa Luxemburg’s Reform or Revolution and Che Guevara’s Socialism and Humanity.

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