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Book SynopsisWith unprecedented access to the Cuban Government''s archives and total co-operation from Che''s widow, Aleida March, as well as access to hitherto unpublished documents, including several of Che''s personal diaries, this biography of one of history''s most fascinating figures by critically-acclaimed New York Times journalist Jon Lee Anderson is truly definitive and monumental - not least because its creation solved a twenty-eight-year-old mystery: the whereabouts of Che Guevara''s body...
''Masterly and absorbing'' -- The Sunday Times
''Brilliantly evoked... The portrait is now as complete as it will ever be'' -- The Times Literary Supplement
''Absorbing and convincing... an indispensable work of contemporary history'' ? Guardian
''Probably the best biography I have read'' -- ***** Reader review
''It''s hard to imagine that this work can be bettered'' -- ***** Reader review
''Simply outst
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Masterly and absorbing -- Frank McLynn * The Sunday Times *
Brilliantly evoked... The portrait is now as complete as it will ever be -- Alberto Manguel * The Times Literary Supplement *
Absorbing and convincing... an indispensable work of contemporary history * Guardian *
