Fidel Castro Defends the War Crimes Summary Trials and Executions in a Public Speech | March 1959
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- March 1959.
Footage of Fidel Castro Ruz defending in a public speech the war crimes summary trials and executions which followed the revolution that overthrew Fulgecio Batista.
The speech was given to a enormous crowd in the Cuban capital city of Havana.
Source: Getty Images.
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He Sacrifice everything to free Cuba from that bloodthirsty Batista the US supported. Long live Castro and the people of Cuba against Batista and US imperialism, blockade, embargo, sanctions,
he was the same thing you jester
I'm on his side on this and I'm an American.
his justification aside he is right about his point.
He was the greatest❤❤❤
why did they talk over it
RIP.
based
VIVA FIDEL Y VIVA LA REVOLUCIÓN CUBANA
This man had great ideas but he went south
What you mean
@@Aiutociaobacithey means he became the thing that happens to many dictators
"They essentially START with great ideas & plans for the nation & its people, but end up becoming the bloodthirsty thing they despised" -my grandfather 👴
USA is to blame
There were large protests over the trails being too lenient, in the eyes of the vast majority of people. Many Liberal European journalists agreed. The trails came to be known as the ‘Nuremberg of Cuba’ for the obvious guilt and the gravity of the crimes. For example, one of the people who was executed used to have peasants abducted and would watch as they were lit on fire. He did this hundreds of times. In Cuba, he was simply known as the ‘torturer of the peasants’. Castro first wanted to give the guy clemency but changed his mind after protests against it. He respected the decisions of the trails. And, as we see here, came to defend them. In what way did he go south?