论游击战（正式授权版）

ISBN-10: 7532771199
ISBN-13: 9787532771196
Category: History / Military / Strategy
Pages: 188
Language: Chinese
Published: 2016-08-01
Publisher: BEIJING BOOK CO. INC.
Author: 切·格瓦拉

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《论游击战》是拉丁美洲左翼革命家，“最后的理想主义者”切·格瓦拉对游击战的系统论述，写于一九六〇至一九六一年间。作者切·格瓦拉作为革命先驱者，已成为世界性的文化符号，数代青年的偶像。这本经他亲笔修订的战斗手册将再掀理想主义怀旧热潮。作为几十年来长销不衰的经典之作，《论游击战》凝聚了格瓦拉思想核心之“游击中心论”，是精辟的实用手册，也是珍贵的文献。格瓦拉在《论游击战》中对古巴革命战争作了深刻的分析，总结了古巴革命在夺取政权的斗争中所运用的战略战术。他告诉人们一支立志献身革命的战斗队伍是如何在古巴人民的支持下成长，克服自身弱点，并最终打败独裁军队的。此版本经古巴哈瓦那切·格瓦拉研究中心正式授权，首次保留了切·格瓦拉对《论游击战》初稿亲自修订的痕迹，颇具权威性及史料价值。

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