Red Design for the Americas: Guatemalan Prelude

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By Daniel James

Day, 1954, 347 pp

Within the limits of near-contemporary history this book, by an American journalist, is a useful survey and interpretation of the rise and recent collapse of Communist power in Guatemala. Throughout the author stresses the links in outlook and practice with the Communism of Mao Tse-tung.

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