Acierta retrospectivamente en lo que se refiere a la revolución cubana y la victoria guerrillera sobre la dictadura de Batista. Esta fue una importante etapa en la historia de Cuba, marcada por la lucha y la determinación de sus líderes y pueblo. Sin embargo, parece que tuvo menos acierto en sus previsiones sobre las décadas posteriores y sobre la revolución en el resto del mundo.

Por desgracia, hoy en día, la situación es muy diferente. La única revolución posible, es decir, tangible, ha sido la del Estado Islámico o Daesh. Esta organización ha causado gran destrucción y sufrimiento en muchas partes del mundo, y ha amenazado la paz y la seguridad internacional. Pero no debe ser considerada una revolución en el sentido positivo, sino más bien un movimiento extremista y terrorista.

Es importante recordar que la revolución debe ser un proceso positivo que busque el bienestar y la justicia social de los pueblos. No debe ser usada como una excusa para la violencia y la destrucción. Esperemos que en el futuro, se puedan lograr revoluciones verdaderamente positivas que marquen un cambio positivo en el mundo.

This is a quite good operational manual regarding the conduction of guerrilla warfare.

However, it should be noted that the author seems to overly rely on the capability of the revolutionaries to win the hearts and minds of the population over to their cause.

This overreliance might very well be the reason why he ultimately met with failure and was unfortunately killed in Bolivia.

Another important aspect emphasized in this manual is to always carry salt and shoes.

Salt is essential for maintaining the body's electrolyte balance and can be crucial in a survival situation.

Shoes, on the other hand, are necessary for protecting the feet and enabling mobility in various terrains.

These simple yet vital instructions could potentially make a significant difference in the success or failure of a guerrilla operation.

Overall, while the manual has some valuable insights, it also serves as a reminder of the complex and often perilous nature of guerrilla warfare.

Concise, brilliant, and essential for every member on the left. The account of the people's Comandante and the lessons he learned is truly remarkable. This book has been a source of inspiration and assistance for the people of Cuba, the Black Panthers, the diverse revolutionaries in Africa, and the further revolutionaries in Latino America. It has the potential to help you as well. In fact, it should help you. Most of us may not be at the forefront of a revolutionary vanguard, but we are all comrades in the battle against class, racism, and sexism. Therefore, I earnestly hope that the words of Che will shed light on some of the guiding principles of his mythology towards liberation. His ideas and experiences can serve as a powerful inspiration and a source of strength for us in our ongoing struggle for a more just and equal world.

If I ever need to participate in a revolution, I am now prepared.

Seriously, though, it offers a remarkable illustration of Che's meticulous attention to detail and his astute analytical skills. However, the content can be rather dull and repetitive at times.

I found myself skimming through some of the finer details in the chapters. It seems that while the subject matter is important, the presentation could have been more engaging.

Perhaps a more vivid description or a different approach to presenting the information would have made it more interesting to read.

Nevertheless, it is still a valuable piece that provides insights into Che's thinking and methods.

Despite the drawbacks, it serves as a reminder of the importance of careful planning and analysis in any revolutionary endeavor.

Overall, it is a work that has its merits, but also has room for improvement in terms of readability and engagement.

El Che, in a "manual" mode, narrates how a guerrilla should be constructed to fight against an oppressive army. At times, in great depth, he indicates what the guerrilleros should carry in their backpacks or how to punish them for bad behavior. But he also talks about military tactics, such as establishing relationships with the rural civilian population or how to organize the supply of resources for the guerrilleros.

He emphasizes the importance of a well-structured guerrilla force. The equipment and provisions in the backpacks are crucial for the survival and effectiveness of the guerrilleros in the field. Additionally, proper discipline is necessary to maintain the integrity and functionality of the group.

Regarding military tactics, building good relations with the local population can provide valuable support and intelligence. Organizing the supply of resources ensures that the guerrilleros have the necessary means to continue their struggle. Overall, El Che's account offers a comprehensive view on the construction and operation of a guerrilla force.

This article mainly depicts the warfare style of the guerrilla soldiers.

It shows how their lives are filled with difficulties. They have to endure harsh environments and face various challenges on a daily basis.

However, despite these hardships, they manage to keep their morale high. They do this by constantly reminding themselves of their one goal, which gives them the motivation and determination to keep on working.

Their ability to maintain a positive attitude and continue fighting in the face of adversity is truly remarkable.

Overall, it is a nice read that provides an interesting insight into the lives and experiences of guerrilla soldiers.

An impressive and exacting explanation is provided regarding how to stage a guerilla takeover. It涵盖了从供应军队、激励他们，到在面对有组织的军事力量之前支持生产和节约弹药等各个方面。

The Cuban example is truly astounding. Despite the odds and monopolies, their success has been on a remarkable scale and persists to this day. It serves as a powerful illustration of the effectiveness of guerilla tactics in achieving a takeover.

Staging a guerilla takeover requires careful planning and execution. Supplying troops with the necessary resources is crucial for their survival and ability to carry out operations. Inspiring the troops is equally important as it keeps their morale high and motivates them to fight. Supporting production ensures a continuous supply of essential items, while conserving ammunition helps to make the most of limited resources.

In conclusion, the Cuban example offers valuable insights into the art of staging a guerilla takeover. By following these principles and learning from their experience, others may be able to achieve similar success in their own struggles.

This is a good tactical and strategic military theory book.

It offers valuable insights and knowledge on military strategies and tactics. However, it is somewhat dated in certain aspects.

The rapid technological developments in recent years have significantly changed the nature of warfare.

Some of the concepts and theories presented in the book may no longer be entirely applicable in the modern military context.

Nevertheless, it still provides a solid foundation for understanding the principles of military operations.

Readers can gain a deeper appreciation for the evolution of military thought and the challenges faced by military commanders throughout history.

Despite its limitations, this book remains a useful resource for military enthusiasts, students, and professionals alike.

It serves as a reminder that while technology may change, the fundamental principles of strategy and tactics still hold true.

There was truly a vision that emerged before my eyes. It was a scene of such beauty and grandeur that it left me completely in awe.

The colors were vivid and rich, as if painted by the hand of a master. The landscapes stretched out as far as the eye could see, filled with rolling hills, majestic mountains, and crystal-clear lakes.

There were also figures moving about in this vision, each one with a purpose and a story to tell. Some were working hard, while others were enjoying the fruits of their labor.

As I watched this vision unfold, I felt a sense of peace and tranquility wash over me. It was as if all my worries and concerns had melted away, and I was left with only a sense of wonder and appreciation for the world around me.

I knew that this vision was something special, something that I would never forget. It was a reminder of the beauty and potential that exists within us all, and a call to action to make the most of our lives and create a better world for ourselves and for future generations.

This book is more of an historical artifact at present than any practical guide for overthrowing corrupt regimes. Nevertheless, it is an interesting read.

The book has a page count of just over 150, which makes you wonder, "Che, couldn't you have expanded on that?" It seems to merely touch upon topics that could have been explored in greater depth. One wonders what exactly happened that prevented him from revising and expanding the text.

Anyway, I would recommend this book to anyone who desires some understanding of the person who appears on all those t-shirts and posters. It offers a glimpse into the mind and ideas of this iconic figure, even if it leaves some aspects somewhat underdeveloped.

Despite its limitations, it still holds value as a historical document that can spark further interest and discussion about the man and his impact.

As much as the actual Guerrilla warfare tactics may be outdated, Che really spotlights a Marxist-Leninist approach to revolution.

There does not need to be a “perfect time” under the most perfect of circumstances in order for revolution to start. Revolution can occur when the oppressed masses are ready to rise up and fight for their rights.

I think the most important point is that without the support of peasants (today’s working class), there is no hope for a vanguard army to succeed. The peasants, who form the majority of the population in many countries, are the backbone of any revolutionary movement.

The epilogue and later essays on imperialism being the latest stage of capitalism still ring true to this day. Imperialism continues to oppress and exploit the working class and the poor in many parts of the world.

This is fun to read as a military history book with anti-colonialism as the base, but it doesn’t go much more in depth. At the time, it didn’t have to. It was a revolutionary manifesto that inspired a generation of people to fight for their freedom and justice.

An historic work that is truly worth the read, it delves into the time period it entails. It is like a practical guide, Practicalities 101. The background history is enhanced with rich historical contexts. It is a short and basic work that focuses on tactics which can be easily adjusted for dealing with restrictive social media platforms, the propaganda centers of news entities, and the fabricated and downplayed political rhetoric. From the provinces of ancient China and the Seven Hills of Rome, all the way to beyond the monarchies of historic England, there is truly nothing new under the sun. And from Germany's Socialist Party (both before and after its leader, Adolf Hitler) to the Lenin-Stalin Soviet Socialists of the USSR, it doesn't require any historian, scholar, or anyone well-versed in global history and events over the past few thousand years to see beyond the predictably dark horizon of the near future, a horizon that has been swiftly augmented politically in 2021.

Friedrich Hayek’s 'The Road to Serfdom' is a significant work. With the rise of extremist ideologies in Europe and the fear they inspired, the association of liberalism with socialism was increasingly regarded as a liability, if not a danger. FDR-style liberalism and the New Deal, along with embarking on “collectivist experiments,” were seen as putting countries on a slippery slope to fascism. The “social liberalism” that Britain and America were moving towards was believed to invariably lead to “totalitarianism.”

There are also other works that may be of interest to you. 'The Axis Grand Strategy: Blueprints for the Total War' by Ladislas Farago, 'The Seven Military Classics Of Ancient China', 'History of the Russian Revolution', 'The Origins of Totalitarianism 1949' by Hannah Arendt, 'Burn After Reading: The Espionage History of World War II', 'The Gathering Storm' by Winston S Churchill, 'The Gulag Archipelago (Vol 1,2,3)' by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, 'The Game of the Foxes', 'The Murderers among us. The Simon Wiesenthal memoirs', 'Operation Keelhaul: The Story of Forced Repatriation from 1944 to the Present' by Julius Epstein, 'Unit 731: Japan's Secret Biological Warfare in World War II' by Peter Williams & David Wallace, 'Teaching Atrocities: The Holocaust and Unit 731' by Rachel Pawlowicz and Walter E. Grunden, and 'Reminiscences Of The Cuban Revolutionary War' by Ernesto Che Guevara. Each of these works offers unique perspectives and insights into different aspects of history and related topics.