** Chapter 1: The Cuban Revolution: an Anarchist Perspective

** Chapter 2: Castro's Friendly Critics

*** From Waldo Frank to Rene Dumont

*** Dumont's Critique

*** Workers and Unions

*** The Boss

*** Censorship and Spying

**** Out of the Game

**** Instructions for Admission into a New Society

*** Education

*** Cuba: A Military Dictatorship

*** Agriculture is Militarized

*** Dumont's Libertarian Socialist Proposals

*** Dumont: Spurious Libertarian

*** Wanted: A Libertarian Caudillo

** Chapter 3: The Character of the Cuban Revolution

*** A Non-Social Revolution

*** Nationalization Versus Socialism

*** Russia and Cuba: Two Revolutions Compared

*** Revolution the Latin American Way

*** "Communism" a la Castro

*** The Real Revolution Is Yet To Come

** Chapter 4: The Ideology of Spanish Anarchism

** Chapter 5: Anarchism in Cuba: the Forerunners

*** Anarchism in the Colonial Period

*** Struggle for Independence: 1868-1895

*** Anarchists in the Struggle for Independence

*** Cuban Independence: The Expansion of U.S. Imperialism

*** Independence to the Outbreak of World War I: 1898-1914

*** Russian Revolution to the Machado Dictatorship: 1917-1925

*** The Dictatorship of Machado: 1925-1933

*** Manifesto to the Cuban Workers and the People in General

** Chapter 6: The Batista Era

*** The Communists and Batista

*** The Crisis of the Labor Movement and the Anarchists: 1944-1952

**** Province of Pinar Del Rio

**** Province of La Habana

**** Province of Matanzas

**** Province of Las Villas

**** Province of Camaguey

**** Province of Oriente

*** The Role of the Libertarian Movement in the Anti-Batista Struggle

** Chapter 7: The Revolution in Perspective: the Economic Background

*** Agricultural Production

*** Industrial Production--non-Sugar

** Chapter 8: Anonymous Heroes of the Revolution

** Chapter 9: The Cuban Revolution: Anarchist Eyewitness Reports

*** The Cuban Revolution: A Direct Report by Augustin Souchy

**** Part One: Overall Evaluation of the Revolution

**** Part Two: "We Visit the New Rural Cooperatives"

*** Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Cuba, by Abelardo Iglesias

**** Introduction

**** History of a Fraud: The "March On Havana"

**** Castro: The Anti-American Imperialist

** Chapter 10: Why the anarchists broke with Castro's regime

** Chapter 11: The Position of the Cuban Anarchists: Selected Documents (1960-1974)

*** Declaration of Principles of the Libertarian Syndicalist Group of Cuba (Havana, 1960)

**** (1) Against the State in All its Forms.

**** (2) The Unions as the Economic Organ of the Revolution.

**** (3) The Land to Those Who Work It.

**** (4) The School Should Instruct; the Family Should Rear the Young.

**** (5) The Struggle Against Nationalism, Militarism and Imperialism.

**** (6) To Bureaucratic Centralism We Counterpose Federalism.

**** (7) Without Individual Freedom There Can Be No Collective Freedom.

**** (8) The Revolution Belongs To Us All.

*** Miscellaneous Declarations 1961-1975

** Chapter 12: Cuba in the 1960s and the 1970s

*** Forming the "New Man"

*** Relations with Russia

*** Agriculture

*** Non-Agricultural Production

** Chapter 13: Structure of Power in Cuba

*** Reorganization of the Governmental Structure

*** The Judicial System

*** The Communist Party of Cuba (CPC)

*** People's Democracy and Decentralization

*** The Committees for the Defense of the Revolution (CDR)

*** Cuban Youth Rebels

*** Plight of the Workers

*** Union "Democracy"

*** Workers' Control and Self-Management

*** Militarization of Labor

*** The Armed Forces

*** Concluding Remarks

** Appendices

*** On the Constitution of the Republic of Cuba

*** Chronology 1959-1975

*** Glossary

*** Bibliographical Notes

*** Official Sources

*** Other Background and Source Materials

*** Personal Accounts

*** Critical Studies