Memoirs of the Cuban Revolutionary War

As a memoir, it is undoubtedly a very true and objective reflection of the process of the Cuban revolution. , This will shine in the glory of human history. How can a nation oppose imperialist aggression and colonization? How to lead a revolution to victory as a leader?

2026.8.15.9.00 In 1956, more than 80 people from the Granma landed in Cuba. They were surrounded and suppressed by government troops as soon as they landed. Most of the people died in the battle and were captured, and in the end only a dozen people escaped into the mountains of Maestra. There was a lack of food, medicine, and very few weapons. Guevara himself suffered from asthma. The environment was extremely harsh, and the team was on the verge of destruction at any time. In the early days, we could only avoid fighting and fight small battles; as the mass base expanded, we began to capture positions and destroy the enemy's supplies. The government troops had an absolute advantage in numbers and equipment, but after occupying the vast mountainous areas, their strength was diluted and they were exhausted. Don't rely on verbal preaching, rely on practical actions to prove yourself. To win the war and protect farmers, the facts themselves are the best mobilization. The book tends to be written like a running account. You can still take a look, I don't recommend it very much. Check the relevant events, analyze the background, logic, failure points, and compare it with our theories to know where the gap is.

Reality is a book with smooth writing and objective realism that allows people to have a deeper understanding of everything while being there.