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Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara: A Research Bibliography

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 October 2022

Robert J. Scauzillo
Robert J. Scauzillo*
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A “Cult of ‘Che’” Has Arisen in the United States and in Latin America since the death of Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara in Bolivia on October 9, 1967. The principal followers of the cult are the radical intellectuals, students and workers in the Western Hemisphere. The selection of Che Guevara as a hero by these segments of society, and their subsequent use of his name to champion their causes, has attracted the attention of the general public to this controversial figure. This sudden awareness of Che has created a substantial demand for information about his life and ideas. To meet this demand, publishers in the United States and Latin America have literally flooded the market with literature about him. This body of literature can be divided into two broad categories. The first comprises works containing his spoken or written words. In the second category are those works which have been written about him. These broad categories can be subdivided into books and periodical articles.

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Topical Review
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Latin American Research Review , Volume 5 , Issue 2 , Summer 1970 , pp. 53 - 82
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Copyright © 1970 by the University of Texas Press

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The opinions expressed herein are the author's and do not necessarily reflect those of the Air University, the United States Air Force or the Department of Defense.

References

Bibliography I, Bibliography II, Bibliography III, Bibliography IV

WORKS BY ERNESTO CHE GUEVARA

1. La guerra de guerrillas. Havana: Departamento de Minfar, 1961.Google Scholar
2. Che Guevara on Guerrilla Warfare. New York: Praeger, 1961.Google Scholar
3. Guerrilla Warfare. Trans. by Morray, J. P. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1961.Google Scholar
4. Pasajes de la guerra revolucionaria. Havana: Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba, 1963.Google Scholar
5. La profecía del Che. Buenos Aires: Escorpión, 1964.Google Scholar
6. Relatos de la guerra revolucionaria. Buenos Aires: Editorial Nueve 64, 1965.Google Scholar
7. Apuntes de la guerra revolucionaria. Montevideo: Nativa Libros, 1966.Google Scholar
8. Ideología revolucionaria latinoamericana por Ernesto Che Guevara. Montevideo: Editorial Sandino, 1966.Google Scholar
9. Che Guevara Speaks. Lavan, George, ed. New York: Grove Press, 1967.Google Scholar
10. Cartas inéditas. Montevideo: Editorial Sandino, 1967.Google Scholar
11. Obra revolucionaria. Retamar, Roberto Fernández, ed. México: Ediciones ERA, S.A., 1967.Google Scholar
12. Episodes of the Revolutionary War. New York: International Publishers, 1968.Google Scholar
13. Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War. Trans. by Ortiz, Victoria. New York: Monthly Review Press, 1968.Google Scholar
14. Venceremos! The Speeches and Writings of Ernesto Che Guevara. Gerassi, John, ed. New York: Macmillan, 1968.Google Scholar
15. Diario del Che Guevara en Bolivia. Havana: Instituto del Libro, 1968.Google Scholar
16. The Diary of Che Guevara-Bolivia: November 7, 1966-October 7, 1967. Scheer, Robert, ed. New York: Bantam Books, 1968.Google Scholar
17. El diario del Che en Bolivia. México: Singlo Veintiuno, 1968.Google Scholar
18. The Complete Bolivian Diaries of Che Guevara and Other Captured Documents. James, Daniel, ed. New York: Stein and Day, 1968.Google Scholar
19. Obras completas. 3 vols. Buenos Aires: Ediciones del Plata, 1968.Google Scholar
20. Che Guevara on Revolution. Mallin, Jay, ed. Coral Gables: University of Miami Press, 1969.Google Scholar

Books about Ernesto Che Guevara

1. Lamborghini, Leónidas C. Coplas del Che. Buenos Aires: Ediciones A.R.P., 1967.Google Scholar
2. Larteguy, Jean. Les guerrileros. Paris: R. Solar, 1967.Google Scholar
3. Rojo, Ricardo. Mi amigo el Che. Buenos Aires: Editorial Jorge Alvarez, S.A., 1968.Google Scholar
4. Rojo, Ricardo. Che Guevara: vie et mort d'un ami. Paris: Seuil, 1968.Google Scholar
5. Rojo, Ricardo. My Friend Che. New York: Dial Press, 1968.Google Scholar
6. Gambini, Hugo. El Che Guevara. Buenos Aires: Editorial Paidos, 1968.Google Scholar
7. Díaz, Rubén Vásquez. Bolivia a la hora del Che. Mexico: Siglo Veintiuno, 1968.Google Scholar
8. Alexandre, Marianne, ed. Viva Che! New York: E. P. Dutton and Co., 1968.Google Scholar
9. Feltrinelli, Giangiacomo, ed. Lateinamerika-Ein Zweites Vietnam? Hamburg: Rowohalt Verlag, 1968.Google Scholar
10. Marcilly, Jean. Le testament politique de Guevara. Zurich: Ferenczy Verlag, 1968.Google Scholar
11. González, Luis J., and Salazar, Gustavo A. Sánchez. The Great Rebel: Che Guevara in Bolivia. New York: Grove Press, May 1969.Google Scholar
12. Ebon, Martin. Che: The Making of a Legend. New York: New American Library, 1969.Google Scholar
13. James, Daniel. Che Guevara. New York: Stein and Day, 1969.Google Scholar
14. Pearl, J. Che. New York: Pocket Books, 1969.Google Scholar

Speeches and Articles by Ernesto Che Guevara Prior to 1960

1. “Yo vi caer a Jacobo Arbenz.” Written in July 1954. Given to Mario Dalmau for publication, but published posthumously.Google Scholar
2. “Canto a Fidel.” Written in Mexico in 1956. Published in a Havana newspaper in 1959. (Reprinted in Unión [Havana], April-June 1967.)Google Scholar
3. “Diario de Las Villas.” Bohemia (Havana), Jan. 11, 1959.Google Scholar
4. “Proyecciones sociales del Ejército Rebelde.” Humanismo (Havana), Jan.-April 1959, 346–357.Google Scholar
5. “Las mujeres heróicas de la revolución-Lidia.” Humanismo (Havana), Jan.-April 1959, 388–389.Google Scholar
6. “¿Qué es un guerrillero?” Originally published in Feb. 1959. (Reprinted in Obra revolucionaria, México, 1967, 501.)Google Scholar
7. “A New Old Che Guevara Interview.” Hispanic American Historical Review, Aug. 1966, 288–300. Original interview April 18, 1959.Google Scholar
8. “Una revolución que comienza.” O Cruzeiro (Rio de Janeiro), June 16 to July 16, 1959. (Reprinted in Bohemia, Nov. 30, 1962; in Gramma, Oct. 22, 1967; and in Verde Olivo, Dec. 3, 1967.)Google Scholar
9. “América desde el balcón afroasiático.” Humanismo (Havana), Sept.-Oct. 1959, 46–48.Google Scholar
10. “Apologia de Martí.” Humanismo (Havana), Nov. 1959-Feb. 1960, 35–40.Google Scholar
11. “Discurso.” Humanismo (Havana), Nov. 1959-Feb. 1960, 132–138.Google Scholar

1960

1. “No guarda el gobierno para sí el derecho absoluto y exclusivo de la industrialización.” Bohemia (Havana), Jan. 31, 1960.Google Scholar
2. “Discurso.” Revolución (Havana), March 3, 1960.Google Scholar
3. “Moral y disciplina de los combatientes revolucionarios.” Verde Olivo (Havana), March 17, 1960.Google Scholar
4. “Soberanía política, independencia económica.” Speech delivered March 1960. Published in Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 294.Google Scholar
5. “En defensa de la soberanía y la económica nacional.” Verde Olivo (Havana), April 3, 1960.Google Scholar
6. “Cuba ¿excepción histórica o vanguardia en la lucha anticolonialista?” Verde Olivo (Havana), April 9, 1960. (Reprinted in Pensamiento Crítico, Oct. 1967.)Google Scholar
7. “El más peligroso enmigo y otras boberías.” Verde Olivo (Havana), April 17, 1960. (Reprinted in Verde Olivo, Oct. 29, 1967.) (Published under the pseudonym, “El Francotirador.”)Google Scholar
8. “La liberación económica de Cuba.” Universidad Popular (Havana), 1960. (Radio and television program presented in April 1960.)Google Scholar
9. “No seas bobo, compadre, y otras advertencias.” Verde Olivo (Havana), May 1, 1960. (Published under the pseudonym, “El Francotirador.”)Google Scholar
10. “On Underdevelopment,” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), June 1960. (Speech delivered on May 20, 1960.)Google Scholar
11. “Los dos grandes peligros, los aviones piratas y otras violaciones.” Verde Olivo (Havana), May 22, 1960. (Published under the pseudonym, “El Frantotirador.”)Google Scholar
12. “El salto de rana, los organismos internacionales y otras genuflexiones.” Verde Olivo (Havana), May 29, 1960. (Published under the pseudonym, “El Francotirador.”)Google Scholar
13. “Discurso.” Hoy (Havana), June 21, 1960.Google Scholar
14. “Viaje del Comandante Guevara por los países del Pacto de Bandung.” Sagitario (Buenos Aires), June 1960.Google Scholar
15. “On Sacrifice and Dedication.” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), July 1960. (Speech delivered June 18, 1960.Google Scholar
16. “On Saying No! to Yankees.” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), Aug. 1960. (Speech delivered July 10, 1960.)Google Scholar
17. “Interview.” New York Herald Tribune, July 14, 1960.Google Scholar
18. “Para muestra basta un botón y otras historias breves.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Aug. 7, 1960. (Published under the pseudonym, “El Francotirador.”)Google Scholar
19. “Había una vez un central azucarero y otras leyendas populares.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Aug. 14, 1960. (Published under the pseudonym, “El Francotirador.”)Google Scholar
20. “Adoctrinamiento.” Bohemia (Havana), Aug. 28, 1960.Google Scholar
21. “Al Primer Congreso Latinoamericano de Juventudes.” Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 309. (Speech delivered in Aug. 1960.)Google Scholar
22. “On Revolutionary Medicine.” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), Nov., 1960. (Speech delivered Aug. 19, 1960.)Google Scholar
23. “On Fidel's Trip to New York.” Che Speaks, 1957, 15. (Speech delivered Sept. 17, 1960.)Google Scholar
24. “Notas para el estudio de la ideología de la revolución cubana.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Oct. 8, 1960. (Reprinted in Pensamiento Crítico, Oct. 1967.)Google Scholar
25. “Todos los pueblos del mundo deben unirse para conseguir lo más sagrado, que es la libertad.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Oct. 8, 1960.Google Scholar
26. “Discurso.” Hoy (Havana), Oct. 21, 1960.Google Scholar
27. “Discurso.” Revolución (Havana), Oct. 30, 1960.Google Scholar
28. “2:30 a.m. Interview with Che Guevara.” Look, Nov. 8, 1960, 38–40.Google Scholar
29. “Cuba Will Not Come to its Knees!” Current Digest Societ Press, Nov. 30, 1960, 21–22.Google Scholar
30. “Informe de un viaje a los países socialistas.” Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 319. (Speech delivered in Dec. 1960.)Google Scholar
31. “Proyecciones sociales del Ejército Rebelde.” (Published in Fidel Castro-la revolución cubana. Selser, Gregorio, ed. Buenos Aires, 1960.Google Scholar

1961

1. “Un pecado de la revolución.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Feb. 12, 1961.Google Scholar
2. “Alegría de Pío.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Feb. 26, 1961. (Reprinted in Bohemia, Dec. 6, 1963, and in Verde Olivo, Dec. 3, 1967.) (First of a series of articles later published as Pasajes de la guerra revolucionaria.)Google Scholar
3. “El combate de La Plata.” Verde Olivo (Havana), March 12, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
4. “Combate de Arroyo del Infierno.” Verde Olivo (Havana). March 26, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
5. “Mobilizing the Masses for Invasion.” Che Speaks, 1967, 24. (Speech delivered March 28, 1961.)Google Scholar
6. “La victoria de Cuba está en la unión en el trabajo y en el espíritu de sacrificio de su pueblo.” Bohemia (Havana), April 9, 1961.Google Scholar
7. “Ataque aéreo.” Verde Olivo (Havana), April 16, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
8. “Listos para la gran batalla.” Bohemia (Havana), April 23, 1961.Google Scholar
9. “On Economic Planning in Cuba,” Venceremos!, 1968, 139. (Radio and television speech, April 30, 1961.)Google Scholar
10. “Sorpresa en Altos de Espinosa.” Verde Olivo (Havana), June 25, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
11. “Fin de un traidor.” Verde Olivo (Havana), July 9, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
12. “Discusión colectiva; discusión y responsibilidad únicas.” Trabajo (Havana), Second Fortnight, July 1961. (Reprinted in Verde Olivo, July 30, 1961.)Google Scholar
13. “Días amargos.” Verde Olivo (Havana), July 23, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
14. “Cuba: Exceptional Case?” Trans. by J. P. Morray. Monthly Review, July-Aug. 1961, 57–71.Google Scholar
15. “Si la Alianza para el Progreso fracasa.” Cuadernos de Marcha, Nov., 1967. (Speech delivered on Aug. 8, 1961 to Consejo Interamericano Económico Social, at Punta del Este.)Google Scholar
16. “El Refuerzo.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Aug. 13, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
17. “La Alianza fracasará.” Cuadernos de Marcha (Montevideo), Nov., 1967. (Speech delivered on Aug. 16, 1961, to a Special Ministerial Meeting of the Consejo Interamericano Económico-Social.)Google Scholar
18. “No hay revolución sin sacrificios.” Cuadernos de Marcha (Montevideo), Nov. 1967. (Speech at the University of Uruguay on Aug. 17, 1961.)Google Scholar
19. “Ningún artiguista genuino disiente con Cuba.” Obras completas, III, 1968. (Speech delivered in Montevideo in Aug. 1961.)Google Scholar
20. “Informe de Comandante Guevara sobre la conferencia del CIES.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Sept. 3, 1961.Google Scholar
21. “Adquiriendo el temple.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Oct. 1, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
22. “La idea de la defensa de la revolución no puede desligarse de la idea del trabajo.” Bohemia (Havana), Oct. 1, 1961.Google Scholar
23. “Una entrevista famosa.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Oct. 15, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
24. “Jornadas de marcha.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Dec. 24, 1961. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
25. “Palabras a los jóvenes.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Nov. 26, 1967. (Speech delivered in 1961.)Google Scholar

1962

1. “Llegan las armas.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Jan. 7, 1962. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
2. “El trabajo voluntario en la zafra del '62.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Feb. 4, 1962.Google Scholar
3. “El combate de”El Uvero.' “ Verde Olivo (Havana), Feb. 4, 1962. (Reprinted in Verde Olivo, May 28, 1967.) (Pasajes)Google Scholar
4. “A cortar la caña de este año.” Bohemia (Havana), Feb. 4, 1962.Google Scholar
5. “En la Universidad Central de Las Villas.” Bohemia (Havana), Feb. 11, 1962.Google Scholar
6. “Cuba and the Kennedy Plan.” World Marxist Review, Feb. 1962. Political Affairs, March 1962, 24–34.Google Scholar
7. “Tareas industriales de la revolución en los años venideros.” Cuba Socialista (Havana), March, 1962, 28–46.Google Scholar
8. “El pueblo entero ha comprendido que nuestra tarea esencial es ...” Hoy (Havana), April 7, 1962.Google Scholar
9. “Sin calidad no se puede competir en el mercado mundial ….” Hoy (Havana), April 17, 1962.Google Scholar
10. “Cuidando heridos.” Verde Olivo (Havana), April 29, 1962. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
11. “En la clausura de Consejo de la ETC-R.” Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 332. (Speech delivered in April 1962.)Google Scholar
12. “Mínimo técnico.” Bohemia (Havana), May 4, 1962.Google Scholar
13. “Premio a los héroes del trabajo.” Bohemia (Havana), May 4, 1962.Google Scholar
14. “El Che con las delegaciones fraternales extranjeras.” Bohemia (Havana), May 11, 1962.Google Scholar
15. “Producir, producir, producir cada día más.” Verde Olivo (Havana), May 13, 1962.Google Scholar
16. “En el homenaje a los premiados en la emulación.” Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 343. (Speech delivered in May 1962.)Google Scholar
17. “De regreso.” Verde Olivo (Havana), June 10, 1962. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
18. “Se gesta una traisión.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Aug. 5, 1962. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
19. “El Patojo.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Aug. 19, 1962. (Reprinted in Pensamiento Crítico, Oct. 1967.)Google Scholar
20. “El ataque a Bueycito.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Aug. 26, 1962. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
21. “Mientras no sea necessario tomar el fusil el trabajo es el lugar cotidiano de lucha.” Bohemia (Havana), Aug. 31, 1962.Google Scholar
22. “Guerra de guerrillas: un método.” Cuba Socialista (Havana), Sept., 1962. (Reprinted in Bohemia, Sept. 20, 1963; in Verde Olivo, Sept. 22, 1963, and in Pensamiento Crítico, Oct. 1967.Google Scholar
23. “El cuadro, columna vertebral de la revolución.” Cuba Socialista (Havana), Sept. 1962. (Reprinted in Bohemia, Sept. 14, 1962, and in Pensamiento Critico, Oct. 1967.Google Scholar
24. “Qué debe ser un joven comunista.” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), Oct. 20, 1962.Google Scholar
25. “El Combate de ‘El Hombrito.‘” Verde Olivo (Havana), Nov. 18, 1962. (Pasajes)Google Scholar
26. “Dos lecciones para la historia.” Bohemia (Havana), Dec. 14, 1962.Google Scholar
27. “Homenaje a Maceo.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Dec. 10, 1967. (Speech delivered in 1962.)Google Scholar

1963

1. “Hay que crear la leyenda del combatiente del trabajo.” Bohemia (Havana), Feb. 1, 1963.Google Scholar
2. “Contra el burocratismo.” Cuba Socialista (Havana), Feb. 1963. (Reprinted in Bohemia, Feb. 15, 1963, and in Verde Olivo, Feb. 17, 1963.)Google Scholar
3. “On Socialist Competition and Sugar Production.” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), Feb. 1963. (Speech delivered on Feb. 9, 1963.)Google Scholar
4. “Discurso.” Hoy (Havana), Feb. 12, 1963.Google Scholar
5: “Pino del Agua.” Verde Olivo (Havana), March 17, 1963. (Reprinted in Verde Olivo, Sept. 17, 1967.)Google Scholar
6. “On Party Militancy.” Ediciones de la Comisión de Orientación Revolucionaria del P.U.R.S. (Havana), April 1963. (Speech delivered March 23, 1963.)Google Scholar
7. “Discurso.” Revolución (Havana), March 25, 1963.Google Scholar
8. “Las características de nuestra revolución también son propias.” Bohemia (Havana), March 29, 1963.Google Scholar
9. “Los compañeros del partido tienen la obligación de ser la vanguardia.” Verde Olivo (Havana), April 7, 1963.Google Scholar
10. “Cuba: A Revisit with Che Guevara.” Look, April 9, 1963, 26–27.Google Scholar
11. “Un episodio desagradable.” Verde Olivo (Havana), April 28, 1963.Google Scholar
12. ldquo;May Day Speech.” April 30, 1963. (Published in Che Speaks, 1967, 68.)Google Scholar
13. “Capacitación, normas y salarios.” Trabajo (Havana), Second Fortnight, May 1963.Google Scholar
14. “Los pueblos de América ven en nosotros una esperanza nueva de redimirse de sus cadenas.” Bohemia (Havana), May 10, 1963.Google Scholar
15. “La planificación y sus problemas en lucha contra el imperialismo.” Trimestre (Havana), May-June 1963, 21–30.Google Scholar
16. “Consideraciones sobre los costos de producción como base de análisis económico de las empresas sujetas al sistema presupuestario.” Nuestra Industria Económica (Havana), June 1963. (Reprinted as “Sobre el sistema presupuestario de financiamiento.” Trimestre (Havana), July-Sept. 1963, 47–65.Google Scholar
17. “Lucha contra el bandidaje.” Verde Olivo (Havana), June 9, 1963.Google Scholar
18. “Interview with Víctor Rico Galán.” Siempre (México), June 19, 1963.Google Scholar
19. “El cachorro asesinado.” Verde Olivo (Havana), June 23, 1963. (Reprinted in Verde Olivo, Oct. 22, 1967.)Google Scholar
20. “On the Cuban Experience.” Revolución (Havana), Oct. 1963. (Speech in Algiers, June 1963.)Google Scholar
21. “The Role of the Cadres in the Cuban Revolution.” International Socialist Review, Summer 1963, 74–76.Google Scholar
22. “Guevara on Cuba's Economic Problems.” Revolución and Noticias de Hoy (Havana), Aug. 21, 1963. (Reprinted in New Times (Moscow), Oct. 2, 1963.)Google Scholar
23. “El combate de Mar Verde.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Sept. 8, 1963.Google Scholar
24. “El patido marxista-leninista.” Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 564. (Article originally appeared in Sept. or Oct. 1963.)Google Scholar
25. “En la clausura del encuentro de profesores y estudiantes de arquitectura.” Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 377. (Speech delivered in Sept. 1963.)Google Scholar
26. “Altos de Conrado.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Oct. 6. 1963.Google Scholar
27. “Sobre la concepción del valor.” Nuestra Industria Económica (Havana), Oct. 1963.Google Scholar
28. “Discurso.” La Tarde (Havana), Nov. 11, 1963.Google Scholar
29. “Solidaridad con Vietnam del Sur.” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), Dec. 1963. (Speech on Nov. 20, 1963.)Google Scholar
30. “A la deriva.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Dec. 8, 1963.Google Scholar

1964

1. “Un año de lucha armada.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Jan. 5, 1964. (Reprinted in Pensamiento Crítico, Oct. 1967.)Google Scholar
2. “Los ideales del verdadero comunista.” Bohemia (Havana), Jan. 17, 1964.Google Scholar
3. “Pino del Agua II.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Jan. 19, 1964.Google Scholar
4. “El partido marxista-leninista.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Jan. 26, 1964.Google Scholar
5. “En la entrega de certificados de trabajo comunista.” Obra revolucionaria, 1967, 391. (Speech delivered in Jan. 1964.)Google Scholar
6. “On the Budgetary System of Financing.” Nuestra Industria Económica (Havana), Feb. 1964.Google Scholar
7. “La banca, el crédito y el socialismo.” Cuba Socialista (Havana), March 1964.Google Scholar
8. “La producción industrial de Cuba: ascenso sin tregua.” Bohemia (Havana), March 6, 1964.Google Scholar
9. “El Fondo Monetario Internacional es el cancerbero del dólar.” Cuadernos de Marcha (Montevideo), Nov. 1967. (Speech to UNCTAD in Switzerland, March 25, 1964.)Google Scholar
10. “La única solución correcta a los problemas de la humanidad ….” Bohemia (Havana), April 3, 1964.Google Scholar
11. “¡Cuba no fallará! es la voz que se ha hecho oir en América y en todo el mundo.” Bohemia (Havana), May 8, 1964.Google Scholar
12. “3 fábricas en 15 días.” Trabajo (Havana), First Fortnight, June 1964.Google Scholar
13. “On Creating a New Attitude.” Obra Revolucionaria (Havana), Aug. 1964. (Speech on Aug. 15, 1964.)Google Scholar
14. “Interludio.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Aug. 23, 1964.Google Scholar
15. “Camilo sería una columna firme en la organización del ejército.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Oct. 8, 1964.Google Scholar
16. “The Cuban Economy: Its Past and Its Present Importance.” International Affairs (London), Oct. 1964, 589–599. (Reprinted in Nuestra Industra Económica (Havana), Dec. 1964.)Google Scholar
17. “Camilo.” Granma (Havana), Nov. 12, 1967. (Written in Oct. 1964, but never finished.)Google Scholar
18. “Una reunión decisiva.” Verde Alivo (Havana), Nov. 22, 1964.Google Scholar
19. “Cuba's Industrial Development.” New Times (Moscow), Dec. 9, 1964, 16–17.Google Scholar
20. “Ya ha sonado la hora postrera de colonialismo en América Latina, Asia y Africa.” Bohemia (Havana), Dec. 15, 1964. (Speech to United Nations General Assembly on Dec. 11, 1964. Reprinted in Cuba Socialista, Jan. 1965, Pensamiento Critico, Oct. 1967, and in Cuadernos de Marcha, Nov. 1967.Google Scholar
21. “Todo el pueblo de Cuba luchará con su gobierno hasta la muerte si es agredido.” Bohemia (Havana), Dec. 18, 1964. (Second speech to United Nations General Assembly on Dec. 11, 1964. Reprinted in the same periodicals listed in preceding item.)Google Scholar
22. “Que Estados Unidos se olvide de nosotros.” Cuadernos de Marcha (Montevideo), Nov. 1967. (Television program, “Face the Nation,” Dec. 13, 1964.)Google Scholar
23. “Interview with Mrs. Josie Fanon.” Revolution Africaine (Algeria), Dec. 26, 1964. (Reprinted in Che Speaks, 1967, 102.)Google Scholar
24. “Prólogo a Guerra del Pueblo, Ejército del Pueblo.” (Cuban edition of North Vietnamese General Vo Nguyen Giap's book published in 1964. Reprinted in Verde Olivo (Havana), Dec. 27, 1964.)Google Scholar

1965

1. “On our Common Aspiration.” Nuestra Industria Económica (Havana), June 1965. (Speech in Algiers on Feb. 26, 1965.)Google Scholar
2. “La tarea consista en fijar los precios que permitan el desarrollo.” Cuadernos de Marcha (Montevideo), Nov. 1967. (Speech in Algiers on Feb. 27, 1965.)Google Scholar
3. “En nuestra marcha hacia el futuro nos une una aspiración común: la derrota del imperialismo.” Pensamiento Crítico (Havana), Oct. 1967. (Speech in Algiers, March 5, 1965.)Google Scholar
4. “Interview.” Liberation (Casablanca), March 17 to 23, 1965. (Reprinted in Che Speaks, 1967, 118.)Google Scholar
5. “Cuba: la voz de los pueblos de América.” Verde Olivo (Havana), Nov. 19, 1967. (Speech in Algiers in March 1965.)Google Scholar
6. “La planificación socialista, su significado.” Nuestra Industria Económica (Havana), April 1965.Google Scholar
7. “Despedida y renuncia.” Bohemia (Havana), Oct. 8, 1965. (Letter to Fidel writen in April and read publicly on Oct. 3, 1965. Reprinated in Nuestra Industria Económica, Nov. 1965, and Casa de Las Americas, Nov.-Dec. 1965.Google Scholar
8. “Queridos viejos.” Siete Dias (Buenos Aires), May 23, 1967. (Letter to his parents in May or June 1965.)Google Scholar
9. “A mis hijos.” Cuba (Havana), Nov. 1967. (Letter to his children in May or June 1965.) 10. “El socialismo y el hombre en Cuba.” Marcha (Montevideo), Nov. 5, 1965. (Also published as a pamphlet by Ediciones Revolución [Havana], 1965.)Google Scholar

1966

1. “Notes on Socialism and Man.” International Socialist Review, Winter 1966, 18–23.Google Scholar
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1967

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