Sandinista: Carlos Fonseca And The Nicaraguan Revolution,New

Sandinista: Carlos Fonseca And The Nicaraguan Revolution,New

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A Mustread For Anyone Interested In Nicaraguaor In The Overall Issue Of Social Change.Margaret Randall, Author Of Sandino'S Daughters And Sandino'S Daughters Revisitedsandinista Is The First Englishlanguage Biography Of Carlos Fonseca Amador, The Legendary Leader Of The Sandinista National Liberation Front Of Nicaragua (The Fsln) And The Most Important And Influential Figure Of The Post1959 Revolutionary Generation In Latin America. Fonseca, Killed In Battle In 1976, Was The Undisputed Intellectual And Strategic Leader Of The Fsln. In A Groundbreaking And Fastpaced Narrative That Draws On A Rich Archive Of Previously Unpublished Fonseca Writings, Matilde Zimmermann Sheds New Light On Central Themes In His Ideology As Well As On Internal Disputes, Ideological Shifts, And Personalities Of The Fsln.The First Researcher Ever To Be Allowed Access To Fonsecas Unpublished Writings (Collected By The Institute For The Study Of Sandinism In The Early 1980S And Now In The Hands Of The Nicaraguan Army), Zimmermann Also Obtained Personal Interviews With Fonsecas Friends, Family Members, Fellow Combatants, And Political Enemies. Unlike Previous Scholars, Zimmermann Sees The Cuban Revolution As The Crucial Turning Point In Fonsecas Political Evolution. Furthermore, While Others Have Argued That He Rejected Marxism In Favor Of A More Pragmatic Nationalism, Zimmermann Shows How Fonsecas Political Writings Remained Committed To Both Socialist Revolution And National Liberation From U.S. Imperialism And Followed The Ideas Of Both Che Guevara And The Earlier Nicaraguan Leader Augusto Csar Sandino. She Further Argues That His Philosophy Embracing The Experiences Of The Nations Workers And Peasants Was Central To The Fslns Initial Platform And Charismatic Appeal.

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