Jon Lee Anderson’s biography of Che Guevara released in Tamil

Directors Vetrimaran and Samuthirakani, CPI (m) mp su. Venkatesan, and Deepalakshmi translator launching the Tamil translation of Che Guevara’s biography in the event. | Photo credit: special arrangement

He is the pet of the revolution and the fight against injustice. Che Guevara, the Cuban revolutionary born in Argentina, with his careless hair and a cap with a star in the head and a cigar in the mouth, continues to be a ubiquitous symbol or a contrary culture even 58 years after his murder. It is in t -shirts, bodies of people in the form of tattoos and walls, and adorns the conferences and meetings of revolutionary groups worldwide.

The progress editors of the former Soviet Union introduced the doctor who became a communist revolutionary, who helped Cuban leader Fidel Castro overcome Fulgencio Batista in 1959, to Tamile readers. Now, Che Guevara: A revolutionary life By Jon Lee Anderson joins the other books about him and his writings in Tamil.

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The book was translated by Deepalakshmi, daughter or writer Jayakanthan. The first edition was released by Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (Vck) Thol. Thiruma Palavan in Chennai and the second edition of the director of Vetimaran Film in Madurai

“The translation became a great experience. There were pages that proved to be interesting and there were pages that made me cry. Duration of the translation process, Che traveled with me as a friend,” Deepalakshmi writes about her experience.

Ernesto Che Guevara By going Lavretsky is probably the first detailed biography. Published by the Moscow -based progress editors, it was translated and sold by the new Century book for only ₹ 15 in the 1990s. Jorge Castaneda’s book about Che Guevara, translated into Tamil, was a clear deviation from the propaganda material by the communists. Another book is Reminiscences of the Cuban revolutionWritten by Che Guevara himself, which was translated Ash Cuba Puratchikara Yuthathin Kathai In Tamil. Motorcycle newspapers It is also read widely in Tamil.

“The book, which has captured the evolution of Che Guevara, the greatest revolutionary and Marxist of the 20^Th Century, presents it as a man with vulnerable moments, fears and deficiencies. Jon Lee Anderson, Through Years of Research, Shows How Voracious But In-Dept Reading, Pasion For Travel, Hatred For Tradition and Social Construct, Deep Love That Will Not Allow to Lose Anyone Close To Him, Intrection Through Conant Remeed, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Faith, and Fe. Lovely young people, in Che Guevara, the historical figure, ”he writes to the Mrs. Deepalakshmi, who took nine months to complete the translation.

“Mr. Anderson has chiseled the transformation of a Naauchty child into a world hero as a masterpiece. Mrs. Deepalakshmi has not lost equal to an iota of crafts in its translation. We also learn the international history of an Intamselvan Alert and Intamselvan.