CUBA IN 1933

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The 1933 revolution in Cuba arose from the oppressive regime of General Gerardo Machado, exacerbated by economic hardships and foreign control. Led by students and intellectuals, this movement aimed for significant societal reforms, resulting in Machado's ousting and the emergence of a new political landscape marked by increased aggression and corruption. This book explores these tumultuous events through recently declassified U.S. government communications, providing insights into the interactions between Washington and Havana during this pivotal period, alongside a chronological timeline of key occurrences.