Cuban Memory Wars
Book • 2021
Michael J. Bustamante's *Cuban Memory Wars* explores the contested memories of the Cuban Revolution's roots and results over its first twenty years.
The book delves into how these memories were shaped by both those on the island and those in exile, particularly in the United States.
It highlights the struggle over historical memory among revolutionary leaders, expatriate organizations, and average citizens, contributing to a more nuanced understanding of Cuban history.
The book delves into how these memories were shaped by both those on the island and those in exile, particularly in the United States.
It highlights the struggle over historical memory among revolutionary leaders, expatriate organizations, and average citizens, contributing to a more nuanced understanding of Cuban history.
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