Cuban Revolution
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Cuban Revolution
Burt Glinn & Magnum Photographers
In 1956, Fidel Castro and less than 24 rebels fled into the Sierra Maestra mountains and mounted a two-year-long insurgency against the Batista dictatorship, known as the 26th of July Movement.
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Comment posted by Custom Term Paper (not verified) on November 6th, 2009
nice essay, but the subtitles can slow down a little bit for real
Comment posted by Howie (not verified) on October 29th, 2009
I liked almost all this work. Very good Glinn pictures, good editing but I think, that some music, was chosen wrongly. Two songs are played by Chilean group Quilapayun, which became known around 70's during Allende's electoral campaign and after. Also the slogan "el pueblo unido jamás será vencido", appeared in Chile at the end of the 60's, 10 years after Cuban Revolution.
I suggest to use Carlos Puebla's songs, who was an icon of pro Fidel Cuban songs. He is the author of the words of "Hasta Siempre", dedicated to Che Guevara.
Comment posted by Daniel Stapff (not verified) on December 16th, 2008




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