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I liked the book, but at the same time, I was somewhat disappointed by it. The first part of the book, which discusses Che’s childhood in Argentina and his travels throughout Latin American countries, is excellent.

It lays the groundwork for what eventually became his life’s mission. There are compelling anecdotes of him visiting leper colonies and constantly witnessing the worst of humanity.

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This revised and updated edition of Jon Lee Anderson's biography, which will include new material, traces Che's extraordinary life, from his.

This is also where he begins to develop the idea of a unified socialist Latin American identity, which serves as the antithesis to the capitalistic USA identity.

Then the story moves on to Mexico, where he meets Fidel Castro and joins the Cuban revolution.

This is where things get a little tricky for me. In the first half of the book, we are told anecdotes directly from the writings of Che Guevara, and I assumed this was because those were the only sources available. However, from this point on until his death, Guevara’s life and actions are well-docume