Mike McKeon

I enjoyed this book immensely! Juan Martin has done a wonderful job of describing his family, his older incredible brother Ernesto and his comrades with love and respect. I have read a few books about the successful revolution in Cuba and it's heroes and Juan Martin gives more incites to some of the principals, philosophy and exploits and high standards of discipline of the leaders. Juan Martin also tells of the harrowing times when he was jailed by the corrupt military Government of Argentina. The closing chapters also give one much food for thought and optimism that there could be a better world especially if we learn from these brave leaders rather than putting them on a pedestal.