Che, My Brother

Che, My Brother by Juan Martin Guevara and Armelle Vincent is a unique autobiographical account that sheds new light on Ernesto Che Guevara, a figure revered as a symbol of revolutionary action. Written by his younger brother, Juan Martin, this book offers an intimate perspective on the man behind the legend. The story begins with the tragic news of Che's capture and execution in 1967, but instead of silence, the family chose to share their memories and experiences. This book brings Che back to life as a caring and protective older brother, sharing practical jokes and escapades they undertook together. Juan Martin also recounts his extraordinary months spent with Che in Havana in 1959, at the epicentre of the Cuban Revolution. Through this personal narrative, Juan Martin reveals Che's idealism, adventurous spirit, and commitment to intellectual pursuits. The book also touches on their parents' eccentric and cultivated nature, as well as their siblings, who played a part in Che's political awakening. This memoir provides a fresh perspective on a figure who continues to inspire those fighting for a better world.