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New Left Review I/220, November-December 1996
Richard Gott
Che Guevara and the Congo
It’s Che Guevara time again in the pleasure gardens of the West, as publishers and television companies gear themselves up for the thirtieth anniversary of the guerrilla leader’s death in 1997. We’ve already had the early motorcycle diaries, published all over Europe in 1995, and no less than four new books about the sixties hero appeared in France in 1995. [1] Half a dozen new biographies are known to be on the launching pad.
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