An in-depth overview of the major insurgent or terrorist movements in Latin America since the Cuban Revolution. Part I contents: revolutionaries, patterns & methods of terrorism, mutations & evolution of political warfare, typology of leftist violence, & anti-Marxist violence. Part II is a handbook of revolutionary organizations in 13 countries. Information on: location, origins, front organizations, membership, leadership, ideology, propaganda, views on violence, military structure, performance, training, logistics & equipment, recruitment & popular support, external support, relations with other groups, factionalism, & trends & assessment.

Latin American Revolutionaries: Groups, Goals, Methods

Michael Radu

Vladimir Tismăneanu

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Politics of Memory in Post-Communist Europe (History of Communism in Europe) (English and French Edition)

Brendan Purcell

Corina Dobos

Marius Stan

Mihail Neamtu

Paul Hollander

Jean-Claude Polet

John Ely

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