Revolution and Reaction in Cuba, 1933-1960: A Political Sociology from Machado to Castro |
Contents
Toward a Theory | 3 |
The Revolution of 1933 | 28 |
The Social Context | 52 |
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26th of July agrarian reform army Auténtico party Auténticos Batista dictatorship Batista regime became Blas Roca Bonapartism bourgeoisie capitalist Ché coalition Communist party conservative Constitution corruption coup crucial Cuba Cuba's Cuban Communist Cuban economy Cuban middle classes Cuban politics Cuban Revolution Cuban society Cuban workers Cuban working class Directorio economic Eduardo Chibás elections elements eventually fact Fidel Castro Fidelista foreign Fulgencio Batista gangsterism Grau government Grau's groups Guevara Guiteras Havana History Will Absolve Ibid ideological important influence Joven Cuba July Movement labor Latin America leaders Machado majority masses ment middle classes militant military moderate munist officers opposition organization Ortodoxo party overthrow period Platt Amendment politicians popular populist Prío radical Ramón Grau Raúl Castro rebel reformist relatively Revolution of 1933 role significant situation social classes socialist strike struggle sugar Theodore Draper tion tionary trade-union traditional unions United working-class