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Fidel Castro
July 9, 1977
Richard Strout
TRB from Washington: Matters for Mencken
June 24, 1970
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The Alternatives to Communism
January 1, 1970
Jean Daniel
Boycotting Cuba
November 11, 1967
Bjorn Kumm
The Death of Ché Guevara
December 7, 1963
Jean Daniel
I Was With Fidel Castro When JFK Was Assassinated
March 13, 1961
Gilbert A. Harrison
Setting Up the Scapegoat Who Will Be Blamed for Cuba?
February 6, 1961
Samuel Shapiro
Castro's Cuba Revisited

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