En relación a Re: [L-I] Re: What to do if the KLA and NATO figh,
el 25 Aug 00, a las 20:03, Johannes Schneider dijo:
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> Louis Proyect wrote:
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> > Yes, but the July 26th movement was inspired ideologically by
> > Mariategui, not Stalin. You don't even have to go to the library to
> > find out wh
Owen:
> i.e. a hagiographic account of the Cuban Revolution which is present in a
>collection of essays and articles I have on the Revolution including
>Castro's stunning essay on "Revolution and Charisma". Please avoid
>[attempting] patronising me, it does little to aid your arguments.
O'Connor'
Louis P.:
> Actually the Cuban countryside was distinguished by large scale wage labor
> on plantations, while Czarist Russia had extensive subsistence holdings,
> sharecropping and other semifeudal class relations. When you are in the
> library studying about the Yugoslav economy, you might wa
>I always thought the July 26th movement was inspired by Jose Marti.
>
>Johannes
Yes, it was. But it was also inspired by Mariategui. When Che Guevara was
in Guatemala in the 1950s he became strongly influenced by Hilda Gadea, a
Peruvian emigre who had been a top leader of the Peruvian CP founded
Louis Proyect wrote:
> Yes, but the July 26th movement was inspired ideologically by Mariategui,
> not Stalin. You don't even have to go to the library to find out what he
> stands for. His writings are online at the Marxists archives.
I always thought the July 26th movement was inspired by Jo
Owen Jones:
> I think that the proposition that the Cuban and Russian Revolutions have
>little differences is absurd. The Russian Revolution was led by the
>revolutionary proletariat, whilst in the Cuban Revolution, the peasantry
>were in the driving seat. That is hardly a subtle difference, and i
Reply to Louis Proyect, at [EMAIL PROTECTED], who wrote on the 25/8/2000 16:19:
> Although the Cuban revolution is widely regarded as being
> vastly inferior to the Russian revolution in terms of the level of
> consciousness, it is doubtful that there is much difference between the
> two. Keep in
