Guerrilla Warfare

'Guerrilla Warfare' is a systematic account of guerrilla warfare written between 1960 and 1961 by Che Guevara, a leftist revolutionary and 'the last idealist' in Latin America. The author Che Guevara as a revolutionary pioneer, has become a worldwide cultural symbol, idol for generations of youth. His battle handbook which he revised in person will rekindle idealistic nostalgia boom. As one of the most popular works in the past decades, Guerrilla Warfare embodies guevara's 'theory of guerrilla centralism', which is an incisingly practical manual as well as a precious document. In Guerrilla Warfare, Guevara made a profound analysis of the Cuban revolutionary war and summarized the strategies and tactics used by the Cuban revolution in the struggle to seize power. He tells how a fighting force dedicated to the revolution grew up with the support of the Cuban people, overcame its own weaknesses, and eventually defeated the dictatorial army. Officially authorized by the Che Guevara research center in Havana, Cuba, this edition for the first time retains the traces of Che Guevara's personal revision of the first draft, which is of great authority and historical value.