The Cuban Revolution: A Critical Perspective

By Sam Dolgoff, 1974

Chapter 1 - The Cuban Revolution: an Anarchist Perspective
Chapter 2 - Castro's Friendly Critics
Chapter 3 - The Character of the Cuban Revolution
Chapter 4 - The Ideology of Spanish Anarchism
Chapter 5 - Anarchism in Cuba
Chapter 6 - The Batista Era
Chapter 7 - The Revolution in Perspective: Economic Background
Chapter 8 - Anonymous Heroes of the Revolution
Chapter 9 - The Cuban Revolution: Eyewitness Reports
Chapter 10 - Why the Anarchists Broke with Castro's Regime
Chapter 11 - The Position of the Cuban Anarchists: Selected Documents (1960-1974)
Chapter 12 - Cuba in the Late 1960's and the 1970's
Chapter 13 - The Structure of Power in Cuba

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