Che Guevara Talks to Young People (The Cuban Revolution in World Politics)

**A Pathfinder upgraded edition.** In eight talks from 1959 to 1964, the Argentine-born revolutionary challenges youth of Cuba and the world to study, to work, to become disciplined. To join the front lines of struggles, small and large. To politicize their organizations and themselves. To become a different kind of human being as they strive together with working people of all lands to transform the world. And, along this course, to revel in the spontaneity and joy of being young.Introduction by Mary-Alice Waters, 12-page photo section and other photos, glossary, index. Now with enlarged type. **Also available in:** Greek; Spanish

The Argentine-born revolutionary leader challenges youth of Cuba and the world to study, to work, to become disciplined. To join the front lines of struggles, small and large. To politicize themselves and the work of their organizations. To become a different kind of human being as they strive with working people of all lands to transform the world. Eight talks from 1959 to 1964.

Introduction by Mary-Alice Waters, 12-page photo section and other photos, glossary, index. Now with enlarged type.

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Eight speeches the legendary Cuban guerilla fighter delivered between 1959 and 1964 to such groups as the First Latin American Youth Congress, international volunteer work brigades, and the Ministry of Industry seminar on Youth and the Revolution. Closing the collection is a 1997 tribute by Fidel Castro. Profiles of people and organizations, a list of suggested reading, photos, and an index support the transcripts. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

CONTENTS 6 Ernesto Che Guevara 8 PREFACE 10 Introduction by Mary-Alice Waters 14 About these speeches 22 Something new in the Americas 24 To be a revolutionary doctor you must first make a revolution 44 In Cuba imperialism was caught sleeping, but now it is awake 56 The role of the university in Cuba's economic development 78 Never forget, technology is a weapon 90 What a Young Communist should be 102 Youth must march in the vanguard 120 Che and his men come as reinforcements: Fidel Castro pays tribute to Che and his comrades October 17, 1997 134 GLOSSARY NOTES 140 FOR FURTHER READING 156 INDEX 158 Also from Pathfinder 165 Photos at 600dpi 175 Che,Guevara,Talks,To,Young,People,Preface,by,Armando,Hart,Ddvalos,Introduction,by,Mary-Alice,Waters Che Guevara Talks To Young People Preface by Armando Hart Ddvalos Introduction by Mary-Alice Waters CONTENTS......Page 6 Ernesto Che Guevara......Page 8 PREFACE......Page 10 Introduction by Mary-Alice Waters......Page 14 About these speeches......Page 22 Something new in the Americas......Page 24 To be a revolutionary doctor you must first make a revolution......Page 44 In Cuba imperialism was caught sleeping, but now it is awake......Page 56 The role of the university in Cuba's economic development......Page 78 Never forget, technology is a weapon......Page 90 What a Young Communist should be......Page 102 Youth must march in the vanguard......Page 120 Che and his men come as reinforcements: Fidel Castro pays tribute to Che and his comrades October 17, 1997......Page 134 GLOSSARY NOTES......Page 140 FOR FURTHER READING......Page 156 INDEX......Page 158 Also from Pathfinder......Page 165 Photos at 600dpi......Page 175 A Pathfinder upgraded edition. In eight talks from 1959 to 1964, the Argentine-born revolutionary challenges youth of Cuba and the world to study, to work, to become disciplined. To join the front lines of struggles, small and large. To politicize their organizations and themselves. To become a different kind of human being as they strive together with working people of all lands to transform the world. And, along this course, to revel in the spontaneity and joy of being young. Introduction by Mary-Alice Waters, 12-page photo section and other photos, glossary, index. Now with enlarged type. Also available in: Greek; Spanish Collects speeches that the revolutionary leader delivered to university students and other youth groups between 1959 and 1964, along with a tribute to Guevara given by Fidel Castro in 1997.