Cuba: Anatomy of a Revolution

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By Leo Huberman and Paul M. Sweezy

Monthly Review Press, 1960, 176 pp

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In this very favorable report on the Castro régime Messrs. Sweezy and Huberman feel that Soviet trade with and aid to Cuba will assist it in achieving real independence against "imperialism and counter-revolution" and that the island "positively reeks of freedom."

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