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Cuba, foreign relations

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Vendetta!

William B. Breuer

1997

Back channel to Cuba

William M. LeoGrande

2014

Congo Diary

Aleida Guevara, Che Guevara, Aleida Guevara March

2012

Cuba

George Gedda

2011

Cuba, the United States, and the post-Cold War world

Morris H. Morley

2005

Pasajes de la Guerra Revolucionaria

Che Guevara, Aleida Guevara

1968

The Great Game In Cuba How The Cia Sabotaged Its Own Plot To Unseat Fidel Castro

Joan Mellen

2013

The Kennedys and Cuba

Mark J. White

1999

Learning to salsa

Vicki Huddleston

2010

Storm warnings for Cuba

Edward Gonzalez

1994

Defcon-2

John D. Gresham, Norman Polmar

2006

Marita

Ted Schwarz, Marita Lorenz

1993

That infernal little Cuban republic

Lars Schoultz

2009

The Declarations of Havana (Revolutions)

Fidel Castro

2008

Guantánamo, USA

Stephen Irving Max Schwab

2009

The making of a missile crisis, October 1962

Herbert S. Dinerstein

1976

The Cuba project

Fabián Escalante Font

2004

Brothers in arms

Gus Russo

2008

The rise and decline of Fidel Castro

Maurice Halperin

1972

The brilliant disaster

Jim Rasenberger

2011

Guantánamo

Jonathan M. Hansen

2011

Covering Castro

Jay Mallin

1994

The Spanish-Cuban-American war and the birth of American imperialism, 1895-1902

Philip Sheldon Foner

1972

Che Guevara and the Latin American revolutionary movements

Manuel Piñeiro, Luis Suarez Salazar, Manuel Piñeiro Losada et al.

2001

The Cuban connection

William W. Turner

2013

Ultimate sacrifice

Lamar Waldron

2005

Sad and luminous days

James G. Blight

2002

Cuba, Castro, and the United States. --

Philip Wilson Bonsal

1971

Voices From the Other Side: An Oral History of Terrorism Against Cuba

Keith Bolender

2010

No God but gain

Stephen M. Chambers

2015

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