Beschreibung
C. Wright Mills is the author of two widely read and greatly respected books about the United States: White Collar and The Power Elite.
In August, 1960, he went to Cuba to find out for himself what Cubans were thinking, what their revolution meant.
Listen, Yankee is his report--written in the language of the Cuban revolutionary. I is an angry, outspoken book that says things you will not find in the U.S. press:
* That the Cuban revolution has been misrepresented by ignorance and deliberate lies.
* That Cuban resentment against the United States is based on real grievances.
* That unless we wake up to our mistakes we will lose out in Latin America, Asia and Africa
* That we must not permit our government to make the mistakes of ignorance and arrogance that cost us the respect of the hungry nations of the world.
In August, 1960, he went to Cuba to find out for himself what Cubans were thinking, what their revolution meant.
Listen, Yankee is his report--written in the language of the Cuban revolutionary. I is an angry, outspoken book that says things you will not find in the U.S. press:
* That the Cuban revolution has been misrepresented by ignorance and deliberate lies.
* That Cuban resentment against the United States is based on real grievances.
* That unless we wake up to our mistakes we will lose out in Latin America, Asia and Africa
* That we must not permit our government to make the mistakes of ignorance and arrogance that cost us the respect of the hungry nations of the world.
Buchdetails
Format
Taschenbuch
Seiten
350 Seiten
Sprache
Spanisch
Veröffentlicht
Jan 1, 1980
Verlag
GRIJALBO