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Case Studies: Volume II (Latin America), (Washington, D. C.. ACDA, 1. 96. 9), pp.

Hudson Strode, The. Pageant of Cuba (New York: Harrison Smith and Robert Haas. Jaime Suchlicki, Cuba From Columbus to. Castro (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1. The United States, as a market. Cuba. 4/ At. that time, sugar and sugar by- products accounted for 7. Cuba's exports. 5/ American business interests.

Cuba's public. railroads, about 4. Throughout the 1. Depression, various Cuban political groups agitated for. Labor fared very badly during the late 1.

Cuba's economy was in the doldrums. Urban labor conditions improved dramatically under. Batista's tutelage, as many social and labor measures. Constitution. 1. 0/ Consequently, while Cuba was. The government of Cuba, sustaining the Spanish.

Department of Commerce. The son of Belisario and Carmela Batista. Fulgencio Batista was born in the sugar town of Banes in. His father, Angel Castro Y Argiz, was a. Galician who had come to Cuba as a soldier with the Spanish. By his first marriage, Angel had two children, Lidia. Pedro Emilio. 5/ Of Fidel's eight brothers.

Raul, who linked his fate to Fidel from. Cuban. Starting a political career while still a young man was. Cuban tradition, so Fidel was not particularly. Only two years after he first enrolled at the. University, Fidel became involved in with an attempted coup. Pan- American Conference in disarray and the Colombian.

The Student Congress was sponsored by Colombian liberal. American. influence in Latin America. At 5: 1. 5 a. m. 1. Following the trials and flushed by his victory.

Batista restored constitutional guarantees and lifted. Meanwhile, with Batista's position again assured after. It was not long, however, before Castro was reinforced in.

Batista if he. remained in Cuba.*** Every attempt he made to address the. He justified his decision on the grounds that these men no.

In a letter to a friend just prior to his. Castro observed. I am packing for my departure from Cuba, but I. Exiled in Mexico. Alberto Bayo. 2. 0/.

Castro's Revolutionary Platform. Inauguration of a profit- sharing system.

Over the course of his insurrection, virtually all of. Castro's speeches and proclamations referred to these. In late 1. 95. 5, Castro's movement absorbed the Accion. Nacional Revolucionaria (ANR) led by Frank Isaac Pais. Navy crashboat; when Washington checked with the Cuban. Embassy about the validity of the purchase, Batista's.

M- 2. 6- 7, ANR and DR were not the only revolutionary groups. Cuba at the time. Unable to make contact with. Perez's group, under fire from the Cuban Air Force and. Cuban Army, Fidel decided to abandon his.

Sierra Maestra Mountains, a bandit haven not. Thus began an arduous inland. Batista's forces in trace. At that point, Fidel elected to split his. About. this time, word was circulated by the Cuban government that. Castro and his entire group had been killed. Perez's group had been in place, but Castro's delayed.

The tactics used were the same. As Fidel's stability in.

Sierra maestra grew, so did his intelligence system. Later, as part of a planned general strike, Fidel intended. The psychological value of the victory cannot be.

Batista's soldiers. The Papal Nuncio of Cuba, representing the. Catholic Church, even attempted to bring the two sides. While Batista professed interest, Castro.

Batista and therefore not. Cuban people. 4. 0/. In early March, Raul Castro led a small column out of.

Sierra Maestra northeastward toward the Sierra Cristal. Mountains with the goal of opening a second front in Oriente. The sincerity of Castro's overture is suspect since it. General Strike: April 9th, 1. Major. Jose Quevedo Perez, a former student colleague of Castro's. Havana University, landed about ten kilometers southeast.

Turquino Peak at the mouth of the La Plata River. A review of the record reveals that Cantillo's forces. Quevedo's battalion. Fidel ordered the complete mobilization of his Sierra.

Maestra columns. 4. Largely because of the attitude suggested in this. Guevara's and Cienfuegos's columns. Cienfuegos was not to venture westward until the rebels had. Castro's influence.

The conquest of Santa Clara was left to. Guevara and Cienfuegos. Batista boarded a DC- 4 bound for the Dominican Republic. Meneses, op. Praeger, Inc., 1. Dubois. op. 8. 4- 1. Bonachea, et. Barnett, Cuba.

Its People, Its Society, Its Culture (New Haven: ARAF. Press, 1. 96. 2), p. Ortodoxo Party had split, and Castro had.

Bonachea, et. 7. 9- . Matthews, op. See Urrutia, op cit., pp. Dorschner, et. 3. Franqui, op. In the same speech, he warned the. Cantillo's scheme. Castro began his long march to Havana on January 2. From the palace, Castro marched toward Camp Columbia.

Upon arriving, he launched into an impassioned. Bonachea and. Marta San Martin, The Cuban Insurrection: 1.

New. Brunswick: Transaction Books, 1. Irving. Peter Pflaum, Tragic Island: How Communism Came to Cuba.

Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice- Hall, Inc., 1. Smith, The Fourth Floor (New York: Random.

House, 1. 96. 2), pp. Castro understood this.

If Castro was the heart of the. Guevara became its soul. The interviews. between Castro and Matthews not only accomplished these.

Batista's contentions that. Castro was dead. 6/. Counter- Insurgency Policy. Except for brief campaigns and forays, Batista's.

Insurgent countermeasures emphasizing terrorism were. See succeeding section entitled .

La Charite, Case Studies in Insurgency and. Revolutionary Warfare: Cuba 1. Washington, D. C.. SORO, The American University, 1.

Molnar, Internal. Defense against Insurgency: Six Cases (Washington, D. C.. SSRI, The American University, 1. Clapp, The Control of Local Conflict.

Case Studies, Cuban Insurgency (1. Waltham. Massachusetts: Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc., 1. Bonachea and Marta San Martin, The Cuban.

Insurrection: 1. 95. New Brunswick, N. J.: Transaction. books, 1. Kling, op. Garden City: Doubleday & Company. Inc., 1. 97. 5. Norton & Company, Inc.. Army. War College, 1. Ambassador to Cuba from 1.

U. S. Army Command and General Staff College. Department of Commerce. February 1. 95. 8), pp.