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Fidel Castro's personal revolution in Cuba: 1959-1973

by James Nelson Goodsell

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The Castro revolution was unique. In some measure, this uniqueness stems from the closeness of Cuba geographically to the United States and the tight hold on the Cuban economy that U.S. business interests held in pre-Castro times. He virtually destroyed this economic link and rid Cuba of North American influenced political life.… (more)
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The Castro revolution was unique. In some measure, this uniqueness stems from the closeness of Cuba geographically to the United States and the tight hold on the Cuban economy that U.S. business interests held in pre-Castro times. He virtually destroyed this economic link and rid Cuba of North American influenced political life.

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