Fidel
Soldado de las Ideas
Bohemia magazine cover based on a painting by Aldo Menendez and a celebration held in Ciudad Libertad on January 8, 1959 after the arrival in Havana of Fidel and the Victory Caravan.
Fidel writes a document while taking a break on an extensive tour of the eastern part of the country.
New Year postcard. Fidel and Camilo, on the day of their arrival in Havana on 8th January 1959. Fidel made a speech at the Columbia army camp, which was later converted into the Ciudad Escolar Libertad (School). Fidel's "How am I doing, Camilo?" on that day remains a legendary testimonial to his unconditional faith in the rebel commander.
Dedicated to Fidel's arrival in Havana in revolutionary triumph.
A classic of Cuban cartoon art, 'El Loquito', who openly denounced the outrages committed by Fulgencio Batista's bloody dictatorship, celebrating in 1959 the revolution led by Fidel.
Allegorical cartoon capturing the moment of Fidel's return to the city from the Sierra Maestra.
Plaster cartoon sculpture of Fidel Castro
A photo of Lina Ruz. On the reverse is the handwriting: «This souvenir is the one you gave to Juana Manzanares, my mother, in the year 1925. Francisco Manzanares González.»
Showing an article of interest published in the national newspaper "Juventud Rebelde" during the meeting with Camilo Gómez, High Commissioner for Peace during the Andrés Pastrana administration (Colombia). Havana, Cuba.
Fidel’s picture for the La Salle School student ID, in Santiago de Cuba. 1936 – 1937 Academic Year.
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