The History of Terrorism
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Argentine anti-capitalists
Che Guevara
Attachments
Che Guevara
Parents
1822-Today Order of the Southern Cross
AMQUACK
Anti-American sentiment in South America
Anti-Americanism
Anti-Imperialism
Anti-imperialists
Anti-revisionists
Argentine anti-capitalists
Argentine atheists
Argentine communists
Argentine diarists
Argentine diplomats
Argentine emigrants to Cuba
Argentine expatriates in Bolivia
Argentine expatriates in Mexico
Argentine guerrillas
Argentine political writers
Argentine revolutionaries
Argentine rugby union players
Argentine socialists
Argentine travel writers
Deaths by firearm in Bolivia
Executed communists
Executed revolutionaries
Finance ministers of Cuba
Folk saints
Frank Sturgis AKA Frank Fiorini
Guerrilla warfare theorists
Marxist humanists
Marxist theorists
Motorcycle touring writers
Operation Kufire
People of the Cold War
People of the Congo Crisis
People of the Cuban Revolution
People with multiple citizenship
President of the Central Bank of Cuba
Recipients of the Order of the White Lion
Revolution theorists
South American anti-imperialists
Stalinism
University of Buenos Aires
Children
1956-1964 Second National Front of the Escambray
1966-1967 Ñancahuazú Guerrilla (11 months and 6 days)
1967 The Assassination of Che Guevara
AMQUACK: Che Guevara, Argentinian (later Cuban) guerrilla leader.
The CIA officers admired Massoud greatly. They saw him as a Che Guevara figure, a great actor on history's stage. Massoud was a poet, a military genius, a religious man, and a leader of enormous courage who defied death and accepted its inevitability...
This operation introduced the CIA to Ernesto "Che" Guevara and one member of the CIA team was unsure as to whether it was even necessary to open a file and track Guevara's movements.
Jumps
Juan Almeida Bosque
Laurent-Desire Kabila
Malcolm X