Guerrilla Warfare
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This indispensable book includes three of Che Guevara’s most influential essays describing his tactical philosophy of fighting a guerrilla war in Latin America. Guerrilla Warfare, written in 1960, outlines Guevara’s doctrine for guerrilla fighters, especially against Caribbean-style dictatorships. In Guerrilla Warfare: A Method (1963) and Message to the Tricontinental (1967), Guevara modified some of his earlier tenets. These latter two works move away from his earlier dogmatism, suggesting that Marxist revolution was possible even in purportedly democratic regimes. All three essays reflect his deeply held belief that a small, rural-based guerrilla army could trigger a revolution. Library Journal Ches volume is the other side of the coin, as he details his style of hit-and-run tactics that were paramount to the overthrow of Cubas government and the establishment of the Castro regime that Didions Cubans fled from. Published in 1969, this sports three of Ches most famous essays on guerrilla combat tactics.
PrefaceIIntroduction: Guerrilla Warfare, Revolutionary Theory, and Revolutionary Movements in Latin America1IIChe on Guerrilla Warfare39Guerrilla Warfare (1960)41"Guerrilla Warfare: A Method" (1963)147"Message to the Tricontinental" (1967)163IIICase Studies of Guerrilla Movements and Political Change177Guatemala181Venezuela209Colombia233Peru269Bolivia311Nicaragua335El Salvador385IVPostscript: Guerrilla Warfare into the 1990s419Index427
