SHORT CHRONICLE OF A REVOLUTIONARY 1928 June 14, Ernesto Guevara was born in the city of Rosario, Argentina. 1932 Guevara’s family moved to Alta Gracia, province of Cordoba, Argentina 1948 Ernesto Guevara traveled around the Argentinian provinces. 1951 December; he left for Chile and Peru with his friend Granada. Guevara lived for a short time in the leper colony of Huambo.
Then he continued his journey to B ogata and later to Caracas. 1953 Back in Buenos Aires, he finished his studies in medicines. After that, he left for Bolivia with another friend, Ferrer. They planned to go to Venezuela, passing through Peru and staying for some time in Guayaquil, Ecuador. They met others Argentinians and decided to go to Central America. They travelled through Panama, Costa Rica and Guatemala.
There, Guevara met HildaGadea, whom he would marry with later, in Mexico. Guevara got in touch with Peruvian exiles. 1954 June; invasion of Guatemala against Arbenz’s government. Guevara had to escape to Mexico, where he met Cuban exiles.
1955 July; he met Fidel Castro who told him about his plans to invade Cuba. He joined the group and started his military training. 1956 December 2; disembarked on Cuba’s south coast. December 18, the 12 survivors started the first guerrilla in the Sierra Maestro. 1957 June; Che was named commander.
By the end of the year, the war in Cuba entered the decisive stage. Guevara was requested to make the journal Cuba Libre in the mountain range. 1958 December 29; Che’s column fought its final battle and overtook Santa Clara. December 31, president Fulgencio Batista escaped to Santo Domingo. 1959 January 2; triumphal entrance of Che and Camilo Cienfuegos in La Habana. February; Che is declared Cuban born.
The Report on Che Guevara in Cuba
* On December 2 1956, Fidel Castro and 81 other combatants, including Che Guevara, landed in Cuba to begin the revolutionary war against the US-backed regime of Fulgencio Batista. Over the next two years, the Rebel Army conducted an ever-widening guerrilla struggle that won increasing popular support in the countryside and the cities, culminating in the revolution's victory on January 1, 1959. * ...
On June 2, he married Almeida March. From june till august, Che travelled through Africa, Asia and Yugoslavia. On October 7, Fidel Castro named him head of the Industry Department in the Agrarian Reform’s National Institute. On November 26, he is named president of the National Bank.
1960 Che finished his book ‘Guerra de guerrillas’ (‘Guerrilla warfare’), published under of the Rebel Department’s Instruction Department. Its first edition is censored allover Latin America. On July 26, during the First Latin America Youth Congress, Che defined the Cuban revolution as a marxist one. In October, he wrote ‘Nota para el e studio de la ‘ (‘Notes for the studies about Cuba’s revolution’), in which he reviewed the revolution’s stages. From October 21 to Febrary 1961, he traveled to the socialist countries (in particular, to China, Czechoslovakia and the USSR) as part of a commercial delegation. 1961 On February 23, he was named Minister for Industry and he quit the National Bank’s presidency.
In April, he wrote ‘Cuba, ca so exceptional o van guardia en la luc ha contra el imperialism o’ (‘Cuba exceptional case or avant garde in struggle against imperialism’).
On april 17, PlayaGiron was invaded. Che was the commander of the military regions. August; Che represented Cuba in the CIES meeting in Punta del Este (Uruguay).
He made a short trip to Buenos Aires and had a secret meeting with the Argentinian president, Arturo Frondizi. Then he traveled to Brasilia, where he was decorated by Brazil’s president, J.
Cua dros, with the Cruz del Sur order. 1962 October; The Russian rocket crisis obligates him to take his military place in Pinar del Rio. 1963 June; Che sent Masetti and a group of Cubans to organize a guerrilla in the northern region of Argentina. He wrote ‘Pasa jes de la guerra ‘ (Revolutionary war passages’).
In December, he spoke in front of United Nations’ Assembly and he referred to the armed struggle as the only way to realize socialism. He travelled to Mali, Guinea, Ghana, Dahomey and Tanzania.
The Term Paper on Cuban Missile Crisis Cuba October President
HOW CLOSE TO NUCLEAR WAR DID THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS COME Neither Khrushchev nor Castro seemed to have any fear that missile placement in Cuba would lead to a nuclear war. The U. S. believed that the Soviets were planting nuclear missiles in Cuba as response to American installation in Turkey. The intention of the missiles was protection from invasion of the island by U. S. troops who had ...
1964 March; he went to Peking. On march 25, he made a speech in Ginebra in the Global Conference of Commerce and Development. He continued traveling to Paris and Algeria, where he got in touch with Ben Bella. On November, he visited Moscow for the third time, On december 11, he made a speech and replied to the United Nations’ General Assembly. On December 17, he left New York for Algeria via Canada.
He met Ben Bella again, and on december 25, he travelled to Mali. 1965 January; he moved to Brazzaville, Congo, where he discussed the anti-imperialistic struggle in Africa with president Alphonse Mass emba Debt. Then he went through Guinea, Ghana, Dahomey, Algiers and Paris, where he received the news about Masetti failure. In Febrary he travelled to Tanzania and he took part in the Second Afro asiatic Solidarity Economic Seminary, in Algiers. On march 3, he got in touch with Congo’s rebels again. He made a secret trip to Peking.
On march 12, ‘El socialism o y el hombre en Cuba’ (‘Socialism and man in Cuba’) was published, in this book Che exposed his new man’s theory. On march 14, he went back to La Habana. In april he gave up all his official positions and his Cuban nationality in front of Fidel Castro. In July, he secretly travelled to Congo through Cairo. On october 3, Fidel Castro showed the letter where Guevara had given up his nationality and his charges of Minister and Commander. 1966 March, he had to leave Congo and went back to Cuba.
From March to June he travelled through Uruguay, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Bolivia. 1967 On March 23, the guerrilla defeated the Bolivian army in their first unexpected battle. On april 10, the guerrilla tri unfed again. Regis De bray and the Argentinian Ciro Busts left the camp. They were caught by the army on april 20 and so was the journalist George Roth. On May 14, the Bolivian forces took the Nancahuaz’u ‘ camp which, just before, had been evacuated.
On October 8, the battle in Quebrada de Yur o took place. The following day, the Bolivian goverment announced that Che had been executed. On October 15, Fidel Castro officially accepted Ernesto Che Guevara’s death.
