So I am curious about Che, but his life seems surrounded by propaganda. Is there a biography or documentary that holds some degree of critical consensus as a look at his life?
I find him equal parts inspiring and discomforting.
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So I am curious about Che, but his life seems surrounded by propaganda. Is there a biography or documentary that holds some degree of critical consensus as a look at his life?
I find him equal parts inspiring and discomforting.
I find him equal parts inspiring and discomforting
The guy is a fucking revolutionary. This is absolutely the right attitude to have.
I have a very similar opinion of him currently
Yeah this post seems a bit biased. It completely ignores parts of this journey such as brutally training paramilitary militias. Idk about a full blown documentary, but there's a "History vs Che Guevara" video you can watch as a less biased starting point.
That video is liberal anti-Che propaganda (e.g.: he not started the Cuban-USA nuclear missile crisis, I've stoped the video after that).
Jon Lee Anderson, Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life is usually suggested as one of the best biographies about him.