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Sandinistas at the barricade street fight in Managua, July 1979.
Cuando yo subo a la montaña subo con una moral extraordinaria, digamos con las baterías cargadas, porque el impacto que te causa cuando pasas abruptamente de un medio a otro, y sobre todo cuando no estás preparado físicamente para eso es muy fuerte. Diría que no estábamos preparados psíquicamente para eso, porque a pesar de que habíamos leído el diario del Che, escritos sobre Vietnam, escritos sobre la Revolución China, trabajos sobre los movimientos guerrilleros en América Latina, la idea que teníamos era muy general, no sabíamos lo que era en concreto eso.
Llegamos al campamento y mi gran desmoralización fue que tras un mes, dos meses de caminar me encontré que eran como 10 o 15 guerrilleros y que ese era el núcleo que habría de provocar la revolución y mandar al traste la dictadura de Somoza.
¿Qué nos diferencia de los animales?¿Qué te hace cada vez más humano y menos animal? Con mis compañeros pensamos que lo que nos hacía cada vez más humanos era la capacidad de amar, la capacidad de negarte a vos mismo para dárselo a los demás.
Testimonio de Omar Cabezas, ex combatiente del Frente Sandinista de Liberación nacional. Documental Utopía 79.
The Sandinista National Liberation Front, Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional (FSLN)
“El hombre que es capaz de soñar y transformar sus sueños en realidad es un revolucionario
El hombre que es capaz de amar y de hacer del amor un instrumento de cambio, es también un revolucionario.
Un revolucionario es por lo tanto un poeta, un amante, un soñador.
Porque no se puede ser revolucionario sin lágrimas en los ojos y sin dulzura en las manos”. The man who is capable of dreaming and transform your dreams into reality is a revolutionary The man who is capable of loving and to make love an instrument of change is also a revolutionary. A revolutionary is therefore a poet, a lover, a dreamer. Because you can't be revolutionary without tears in the eyes and without sweetness in the hands
Tomás Borge Martínez, 1981
In March 1978, Nora Astorga (Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional - FSLN) used her charm to persuade General Reynaldo Perez Vega, known as “El Perro” or “the Dog” and deputy commander of the Nicaraguan National Guard and close adviser to President Anastasio Somoza, to visit her. She told reporters, later, that while he undressed him, she hugged him in a way that allowed five Sandinista guerillas to leap out of his closets and subdue him. The general was later found wrapped in a Sandinista flag with his throat slit.
Nora has never denied her role in Vega’s death. Years later she told a Washington Post reporter: “I never felt guilty. The plan was to kidnap him, but he fought back and had to be killed. It was something you had to do for revolutionary justice. He killed so many people. He was a monster. ”
Аленький цветочек. Illustrated by Latif Kazbekov. 1989.
Police open fire on anti-government demonstrators in Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg (Petrograd), Russia, 1917. This happened during the July Days, a series of protests against the provisional government in between the fall of the Tsar and the October Revolution.
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The World Trade Center in 1975, #brutgroup photo by Jean-Pierre Laffont. https://www.instagram.com/p/CdDdjBmoPs4/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Daily News, New York, January 2, 1928
-Silvio, Fidel y Pablo.
(De fondo, curiosamente , se aprecia la imagen del alma viva de la revolución humana: Ernesto “El Che” Guevara.)
22 amazing photographs of Claude Monet in his studio and his garden at Giverny.
Christmas shoppers, NYC, 1900s.
Pancho Villa after being killed by ambush in 1923.