THE MOST COMPLETE BOOK ON THE SANDINISTA REVOLUTION
This book covers important war events mainly in the 70s--against Somoza--and 80s, addressing social, economic, political, ideological, and religious aspects. This work is NOT an analysis or description of the current situation in Nicaragua. My contemporaries will relate very easily to a great number of pictures in the book.
NICARAGUAN SANDINISTA REVOLUTION
Table of Contents
Introduction
Historical Framework
Beginnings of the FSLN
and Carlos Fonseca
Skirmishes in the
Countryside
Female Guerrillas in the
FSLN
Under the Dictatorship of
Somoza Debayle
Fighting against Somoza the
Dictator
The U.S. Position and
the Sandinistas
Final Battles in the 70s
The Dictator Facing Last
Crisis
Celebrating the Victory
of the Revolution
Government of National
Reconstruction
Anti-American Sentiment
New Sandinista Regime
International Solidarity
Sandinista Leaders Seeks Cuba and former Soviet Union´s Aid
The ‘Contra’ Movement
Literacy Campaign
U.S. Policy toward
Nicaragua and the Contra
Contradictions in the
Government
Land Reform
Jungle Battles
The Contra or Nicaraguan
Resistance
U.S. Intervention
Mining Nicaraguan Ports
an CIA
Sandinista Actions and
Contra Attacks
The Sandinista Media
Sandinista Organizations
War Economy
Economic Hardship
U.S. President against
Communism
1984 Elections and
Ongoing War
More U.S. Intervention
U.S. Mercenary Captured
Iran-Contra Affair or
Irangate
Peace Efforts
Low-intensity War
Theology of Liberation
Conflict
with Conservative Catholic Church
Peace Process: Esquipulas
Accords
Sapoa Peace Agreement
UNO Coalition
Sandinista Leader Ortega Lost Election in 1990
After Laying Down
Weapons
Author's Personal
Anecdotes
Conclusions
Bibliography
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