Twenty Years Of The Cuban Revolution And Selected Speeches Of Fidel Castro [Education For Socialists] Barnes Jack; Castro, Fidel (Speeches); Montauk, Paul (Introduction); Ring, Henry (Introduction)

Rare issue. Dated April, 1979 to cover. Bright orange pictorial wraps, moderate cover, edge wear, toning. Cover depicts Fidel Castro speaking to large rally crowd in tint of orange. Pages very good; few with bracketing, accent. Several classic b&w photos with quotations of the movement throughout. Saddle-stitch bind, fine. Protected in new clear sleeve with stiff backing for preservation. Near very good, clean rarity. Contents: "Introductory Note by Paul Montauk; Twenty Years of the Cuban Revolution by Jack Barnes from a Speech to the December 1978 Young Socialist Alliance Convention; By Fidel Castro: Speech to the United Nations General Assembly, 1960; The Revolution Must Be a School of Unfettered Thought, 1962; Against Bureaucracy and Sectarianism, 1962; The Road to Revolution in Latin America, 1963; Those Who Are Not Revolutionary Fighters Cannot be Called Communists, 1967; On the Events in Czechoslovakia, 1968; On Somalia/Ethiopia, 1978; and, The Twentieth Anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, 1979." 134 pages. Insured post. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall