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An Empire of Vice
JELLY-SCHAPIRO, JOSHUA | June 29, 2009 issue

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The article discusses a number of issues concerning Cuba, including features of Cuban history, U.S.-Cuba relations and social conditions in Cuba following the 1959 revolution led by Fidel Castro. Several books about Cuba are cited in the article including "Havana Nocturne," by T. J. English "The Cuba Wars," by Daniel P. Erikson and "Pichón," by Carlos Moore.

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CUBA -- History; HAVANA Nocturne: How the Mob Owned Cuba...& Then Lost It to the Revolution (Book); CUBA Wars: Fidel Castro, the United States & the Next Revolution, The (Book); PICHON: Race & Revolution in Castro's Cuba: A Memoir (Book); ENGLISH, T. J.; MOORE, Carlos; ERIKSON, Daniel P.; CUBA
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