Brothers from time to time: 'I asked them to shoot you.' 'And so you saved my life.',Used
Brothers from time to time: 'I asked them to shoot you.' 'And so you saved my life.',Used

Brothers from time to time: 'I asked them to shoot you.' 'And so you saved my life.',Used

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{DELUXE PAPERBACK EDITION} From a review in The Washington Times: Cubas Answer to The Brothers Karamazov ... David Landau, a veteran observer of Cuban and Latin American affairs, tells a big story by focusing on a small cast [Emi] was a dashing, confident extrovert, a rugged free spirit with an instinctive appreciation for individual liberty. [Adolfo,] an earnest convert to Communism, was a bespectacled brooder, a born true believer driven by an impersonal ideology After spending nearly two decades as a political prisoner in Castros jails, Emi, who never recanted and endured incredible suffering, emerged unbroken and made it to America A disillusioned Adolfo, declared a nonperson by the Castro regime, became a human rights activist and, like his brother before him, was imprisoned. In the end, with help from friends and family, he also made it to the U.S. where both brothers shared their fascinating stories with the author. Mr. Landau provides a lucid narrative thread weaving their lives into the turbulent times they lived through. Aram Bakshian, Jr., The Washington Times, September 8, 2020

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