Yesterday, 9th October is the date of
Che Guevara's Approved Death. People all over the world (including our Asian people) heard about him, his movements to give birth revolutionized countries, and like other heroes, his death. The world's materialized developments are in such a rocket-speed, and yet, somehow we know him, at least we thought we know him. Why?
I hereby submit the links providing
the Times’ list of 100 most influencing people on the world telling about Che Guevara, the novel of Leon Uris;
The Haj, and the documentry about
Che Guevara’s biography.
4 comments:
Hello, I like this blog.
Sorry not write more, but my English is not good.
A hug from Portugal
Thank you for your visit, friend! I like your beautiful and talking pictures, too.
Hi nwelay...Thanks for visit me.All your words about Che are correct.We need an upgrade at ours
minds to change the world.Maybe the next generation will do that.I hope so!Bye!
Do you remember the spanish guy of
Cinesofias Blog? He is father now.
He got a little girl and is very happy!Bye, see you.
Thanks, Rogers. I admire his sprit of freedom. And I think South America had many of his footages along his short life-term. It's too bad I don't understand any Espanol that I can't read Che's books. For the Spanish guy, I knew that news from his blog and just saw his little girl's pictures last night. Bye, see you.
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