Che Guevara biography

The world's greatest revolutionary

Che Guevara

THOUGHTS OF PAKISTANI

Che Guevara, the world's greatest revolutionary born in Argentina on June 14, 1969, was my second love of personality.

It's a little old. Located at MA Jinnah Road, Karachi, NJV High School was a very romantic area in terms of its surroundings. Rows of poplar and semi-shady trees lined the front of the school and the enchanting Radio Pakistan building at the back and beyond. Urdu Bazaar We three friends would stop in front of the Radio Pakistan building at break time and sometimes Mehdi Hassan, Ghulam Ali, Akhlaq Ahmed or Sohail Rana, if they came for recording, we would be happy to see them from afar, Urdu Bazaar Karachi Book Arriving at the depot, they would pick up Ahmad Faraz's books and return after reciting two or three ghazals for free. Ahmed Faraz was my first love.

In a corner of a sewer running along the Urdu Bazaar, a young banker was selling T-shirts of different colors hanging on the wall. They also wore T-shirts with a vague and obscure human face that showed a young man wearing a red hat. I often wonder what is the story behind this vague image, whether it is or not, maybe it is a design that has become popular among the people. I would come back to school with the newly read ghazals of Ahmed Faraz in mind.

As time went on, Ahmad Faraz's romantic poem "If someone is like you, then keep your name like yours" began to be adapted into Faiz's motto "You are more charming than grief". When I was able to buy books and read them, I not only realized the whole story of the young man with the red diagonal hat design T-shirts and his great practical revolutionary life, but also his character. I was also attacked, I called him Che Guevara, so a diagonal red hat stayed with me and I wanted a guerrilla war to break out in any part of the world and I went there and attacked the colonial powers. To be destroyed and killed. Adolescence is a very dangerous time.

 Thank God that after one or two failed loves in that time, nature was set.

Time moves on, leaving a lot to be desired. During my stay in Lahore two years ago, when I went to the Mall Road shops to buy books, I saw a book by Che Guevara, "Che Guevara's Diary," with eighty million heartbeats, among other books. I remember high school. Bought a book, in which Che Guevara tells his everyday story. If you read this book in your boyhood or adolescence and are familiar with Che Guevara's life and struggles, then Che Guevara may be your first or second love.

On several fronts, Che Guevara slammed US and allied forces in guerrilla warfare and received accolades from great revolutionary leaders such as Federal Castro. I value Che Guevara more in practice than Federal Castro in that he once forced the U.S. and allied forces to explore the world and bravely took part in practical battles on many fronts. Was an expert and the whole American army was helpless in front of him. When he was arrested on October 8, 2013, he had so many sores on his legs that he was unable to walk. When it was decided to assassinate him, Bolivian American trainees were afraid to shoot him. "Don't be afraid to shoot," Che Guevara told a military officer named Troon, but Troon withdrew from the revolutionary. When ordered again, Travan opened fire on Che Guevara. All the bullets hit his lower torso.

Che Guevara, along with six accomplices, was assassinated on October 9, and was buried in an unknown location. That's probably how Americans treat heroes. They did the same thing to Osama and threw his body into the sea at an unknown location.

After the discovery of the remains of Che Guevara and his comrades in 1959, his last rites were performed in Santa Clara, in which Fidel Castro paid a great tribute to this great revolutionary and in a historic speech to his revolutionary comrades said: We are not here to say goodbye to Guevara, we are here to welcome him.

If you also want to be lost in the magic of a fake guerrilla war fought in a region of the world wearing a red slanted hat for a while, then you must read this book. I quote him in one sentence so that new readers can see a glimpse of his personality

Munir Faraz

Our funerals should be carried in the roar of cannons instead of mourning songs so that the world knows that the funerals of revolutionaries are going.

Che Guevara

STORY OF THE WORLD

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