Che Guevara's missing diary found

June 15, 2011 12:53

If you own a Che Guevara T-shirt, here's what you need to know on the man who's iconic for revolution.

A new Guevara diary called the Diary of a Combatant has been discovered, which covers the revolutionary's arrival in Cuba in 1956 with Fidel and Ral Castro through to late 1958, reports the Guardian. Read

Incidentally, 'Che' means Boy, in Argentine; Guevara's name was Ernesto. If you haven't, watch the film, The Motorcycle Diaries, which catalogues Guevara's journey through South America, which led him to the path of revolution.

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