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Cuba, foreign relations

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The Castro obsession

Don Bohning

2005

Deadly secrets

Warren Hinckle

1992

Reporting the Cuban Revolution

Leonard Ray Teel

2015

The United States and Cuba under Reagan and Shultz

Kenneth N. Skoug

1996

Cuba in the international system

John M. Kirk, Archibald R. M. Ritter

1995

The Cuban embargo

Patrick Jude Haney

2005

Cuba in transition

Gillian Gunn

1993

Contesting Castro

Thomas G. Paterson

1994

Foreign policy failures in China, Cuba, and Nicaragua

Ray S. Cline

1992

Cold war

Fidel Castro

2003

Cuba, dilemmas of a revolution

Juan M. Del Aguila

1988

Cuba Confidential

Ann Louise Bardach

2002

Cuba in a Global Context

Catherine Krull

2014

Live by the sword

Gus Russo

1998

State Resistance to Globalisation in Cuba

Antonio Carmona Báez

2004

Cuba

Schwab, Peter

1999

Mexico's Cold War

Renata Keller

2015

The Soviet Union and Cuba

Peter Shearman

1987

Cuba and the United States

Pérez, Louis A., Jr., Lester D. Langley, Louis A. Pérez

1990

Bay of Pigs (Pivotal Moments in American History)

Howard Jones

2008

Vendetta!

William B. Breuer

1997

Back channel to Cuba

William M. LeoGrande

2014

Congo Diary

Aleida Guevara, Che Guevara, Aleida Guevara March

2012

Cuba

George Gedda

2011

Cuba, the United States, and the post-Cold War world

Morris H. Morley

2005

Pasajes de la Guerra Revolucionaria

Che Guevara, Aleida Guevara

1968

The Great Game In Cuba How The Cia Sabotaged Its Own Plot To Unseat Fidel Castro

Joan Mellen

2013

The Kennedys and Cuba

Mark J. White

1999

Learning to salsa

Vicki Huddleston

2010

Storm warnings for Cuba

Edward Gonzalez

1994

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