Ten Days In Harlem: Fidel Castro And The Making Of 1960S Simon Hall Faber Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General Issues

Rising Star Simon Hall Captures The Spirit Of 1960S In Ten Days That Revolutionised Cold War: Fidel Castro\ S Visit To New York \ With Its Cool Judgements And Blackly Comic Sense Irony Hall\ Book Is A Rare Pleasure Read Dominic Sandbrook Literary Review\ Lively Account Harlem Doesn\ T Stint On Piquant Detail London Review Books\ [A] Perceptive Thoroughly Researched Readable Study Irish Timesnew City September 1960 Castro - Champion Oppressed Scourge Colonialism Leftist Revolutionary Arrives For Opening United Nations General Assembly His Un Represents Golden Opportunity Make Mark World Stage Fidel\ Shock Arrival Met Rapturous Reception From Local African American Community He Holds Court Iconic Hotel Theresa As Succession Leaders Black Freedom Fighters Counter-Cultural Luminaries Everyone Nikita Khrushchev Gamal Abdel Nasser Malcolm X Allen Ginsberg Come Calling Then During Landmark Address One Longest Speeches Organisation\ History Promotes Politics Anti-Imperialism Fervour An Audacity Makes Him Icon This Unforgettable Slice Modern Reveals How These Were Foundational Moment Trajectory War Turning Point Anti-Colonial Struggle Launching Pad Social Cultural Political Tumult Decade Followed Delivers Entertaining Taile Brio I Action-Packed Soujourn Rich Compelling Argues Persuasisively Repercussions Echoed Deeply Decades Journal Books Σελίδες: 288 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm