In 1956, armed with little more than their ideals, a young Argentinean doctor, Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara, and two revolutionary brothers, Fidel and Raùl Castro, formed a small band of guerrillas. Their aim: to overthrow the brutal puppet government of Cuba.
Over the next three years, this tiny group of guerrillas fought against enormous odds and won the hearts of the Cuban people, inspiring their victory over dictatorship, poverty and corruption.
Here, in his own words, is the gripping account of the extraordinary revolution that created Che Guevara: the revolutionary, the icon, the legend.
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