Artime, Manuel
Arzuaga, Javier
Aspillaga, Florentino
Assad, Hafez
Associated Press
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Atilano, Pablo
Atkinson, Michael
Atlanta (Georgia)
Atlantic, The
Avila, Jim
Ayers, William Charles “Bill,”
B
Babalu
Babeu, Paul
Bacardi, Ltd.
Bagasse
Baghdad, Iraq, murder rate
Bahamas
Bahamian Coast Guard
Bailey, Norman
Baker, Sen. Howard Henry, Jr.
Baker, Peter Edward “Ginger”
Ball, George, Undersecretary
Bancomex
Barletta, Amadeo
Barrett, Butch
Barrientos, Rene
Barrio Azul (Juarez, MX)
“Barzini, Don” (see Godfather, book and film)
Batista, Fulgencio
Battleship Potemkin, The (film)
Bay Area
Bay of Pigs
BBC (The British Broadcasting Corporation)
Beche, Father Berba
Beckel, Robert G. “Bob,”
Behar, Joy
Benchley, Peter
“Bennell, Dr. Miles” (Invasion of the Body Snatchers)
Berbena, Gloria
Berkeley (see University of California, Berkeley)
Berlin Wall
Bernal, Alejandro
Bernal, Marcelo
“Best and the Brightest,”
“Best Countries in the World” (see Newsweek)
Bethel, Paul
Bezmenov, Yuri Alexandrovich
Biscet, Oscar Elias
Biscet, Winnie
Bishop, Maurice
Black Book of Communism, The
Black Theology Project
Blair, Anthony Charles Lynton (“Tony”)
Blanco, Juan
Blanco, Juan Antonio
Blockade (Cuban Missile Crisis)
“Blockade,”
“Blood in the Water,”
Bloomingdale’s, New York
B’nai Brith Lodge (Cuba)
Boadle, Anthony
Bolivia
Bolivian Army, Rangers
Bolshevism
Bolton, Ambassador John
Bosch, Jose “Pepin,”
Botin, Vicente
Boy Scouts of America
Boys’ Life magazine
Bradlee, Benjamin Crowninshield “Ben,”
Brandenburg Gate
“Brasi, Luca” (see Godfather, The, film & novel)
Bravo (TV)
Bravo, Flavio
Brazil
Bridge of the Americas
Brigade 2506 (see also Bay of Pigs)
Bringuier, Carlos
British Airlines
British Empire
British Navy
Brizuelas, Efrain
Brooke, Edward
Brookings Institute
Brothers to the Rescue
Brown, Tina
Buffett, Jimmy
Bukovsky, Vladimir
Bundy, McGeorge
Bureaus, news, Havana
Bureau of Diplomatic Security (U.S. Department of State)
Bureau of Land Management (U.S.)
Burleson Air Force Base
Burton, Rep. Dan
Bush, President George W.
Business Week
Butantan Institute
“Butcher of Budapest,”
C
Cabrera-Infante, Guillermo
Calderon, Felipe
Calvo, Manuela
Camelot (see Kennedy, John F)
Campaneria, Virgilio
Campbell, Arthur
Campesinos (Bolivia)
Campesinos (Cuba)
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Cancun
Cannes Film Festival
Capuzzo, Michael
Carlucci, Frank
Carlyle Group
Carrillo, Jesus
Carter, President James Earl “Jimmy,”
Carter Center
Casa de las Americas (Cuba; see also DGI)
Casa de Beneficienciay Maternidad
Castano, Jose, Jr.
Castano, Jose, Sr.
Castillo, Eliecer
Castro, Fidel, throughout (See table of contents for subject breakdowns.)
Castro, “Fidelito,”
Castro, Manolo
Castro, Mariela
Castro, Raul ,
“Castro’s Propaganda Apparatus” (CIA document)
“Castroism,”
Cayman News Service
Cayo Piedra
CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System)
Cell phones (Cuba)
“Cemetery-without-crosses,”
Center for Epidemiological
Research (Brazil)
Center for Marine Studies (Cuba)
Chabat, Jorge
Chanes de Armas, Mario
Chapelle, Dickey (Georgette Louise Meyer)
Chase, Cornelius Crane “Chevy,”
Che (see Guevara, Ernesto
“Che”)
Che (film)
Cheka (see also Red Terror)
Chicago Tribune, The
Chile
China
“Chirri,” Cuban woman political prisoner
Christian Science Monitor, The
Churchill, Sir Winston
CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)
Cienfuegos, Camilo
Cirules, Enrique (see also
Casa de las Americas)
Cleaver, Emanuel
“Cleaver, June” (Leave It to Beaver)
Clift, Eleanor
Clinton, Sec. Hillary Rodham
Clinton, President William Jefferson “Bill,”
Close to Shore (see also Capuzzo, Michael)
CNN (Cable News Network)
Coast Guard (Bahamas)
Coast Guard (Cuba)
Coast Guard (U.S.)
Cobo, Arturo
Coface
Cohiba
Colbert, Stephen
Coll, Alberto
Collera Vento, Jose Manuel
Collins, Judy
Colombia
Columbia University
Columbiana, Alabama
Columbus, Christopher
Comintern (see also Grobart, Fabio)
Committee to Protect Journalists
Communism (Cuba)
Communism (in Latin America)
Congressional Black Caucus
Congressional Medal of Freedom
Constitution of 1940 (Cuba)
Consulates, U.S., in Mexico (evacuations)
Contreras, Rafael
Cooder, Ry
Cooper, Anderson
Coppola, Francis Ford
Coral Capital
“Corleone, Don Vito” (see
Godfather, book and film)
“Corleone, Mikey” (see
Godfather, book and film)
Cosmopolitan (“Cosmo” magazine)
Coulter, Ann Hart
Council on Foreign Relations (Mexico)
Council on Foreign Relations (U.S.)
Couric, Katherine Anne (“Katie”)
Craig, Gregory
Cream
Creative Artists Agency
Cruz, Jose Ramon
CSNY (Crosby Stills Nash & Young)
CTC (Confederation of Cuban Workers)
“Cuba al Fin!”
Cuba Archive (see also Lago, Armando and Werlau, Maria)
“Cuba Discovery Tours” (Canada)
“Cuba Is Way Too Cool!” (Bonnie Raitt)
“Cuba Prostitution Documentary, The,”
Cuba Working Group (U.S. Congress)
Cuban-Americans
C
uban American National Foundation
Cuban Council of Churches
Cuban Film Institute (ICAIC)
Cuban Mission to the UN
Cuban Refugee Center (Miami)
Cuesta Valle, Ignacio
Cultural exchange
D
Daily Beast, The
Daily Caller, The
Danilevich, Gen. Adrian
De Buenza, Manuel
D-Day
De La Cova, Antonio
DePalma, Anthony
Death-squads (Cuba)
Debt, foreign (Cuba)
DEFCON-2 (readiness level)
“Defcon-2” (Discovery Channel)
Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA, USA)
Del Busto, Alicia
Del Toro, Benicio
Del Toro, Sara
Del Valle, Boris “El Boris,”
Del Valle, Dalia
Del Valle, Sergio
“Delgado” (DGI code name)
Delgado, Dora
Delgado, Owen
Deliverance (film)
Dengue fever
Der Spiegel
Despair (poem; see Espronceda, Jose)
DGI (Cuba)
Diaz Baez, Urselia
Diaz-Balart, Rep. Mario
Diaz Morejon, Aida
Diaz-Sanchez, Mercedes
Director of National Intelligence, U.S., office of
Discovery Channel
Dobrynin, Anatoly Fyodorovich
“Doctor Diplomacy,”
Dr. Strangelove (film)
Dodd, Senator Thomas J.
Dog Rock
Dohrn, Bernardine Rae
Donate-Armada, Maida
Doors, The
“Doris,” Cuban woman political prisoner
Dos Passos, John
Dotres, Dr. Carlos
“Down with Communism!”
“Down with Fidel!”
D’Rivera, Paquito
Droller, Gerard “Gerry,”
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA, U.S.)
Drug-trafficking
Dunn, Anita
Dzerzhinsky, Felix
E
Economist Intelligence Unit
Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates
Eisenhower, President Dwight
El Espectador
El Paso, TX
El Salvador
El Universal
“Elian” (see Gonzalez, Elian)
“Elvis” (Fidel Castro)
Embargo, U.S. arms (Cuba)
Embargo, U.S. trade (Cuba)
Emiliano Zapata Unit
English, T.J.
Enriquez, Lesley A.
Erin Brockovich (film)
Escobar, Alba
Escobar, Pablo
Espin, Vilma
Espino, Lorenzo
Espronceda y Delgado, Jose de
Estefan, Gloria
Evans, Sir Harold
Executions (see also Paredon)
F
Fahrenheit
Fallaci, Oriana
FARC (“Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia”)
Faulkner, William
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S.)
FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
Feminists (& Fidel Castro)
Fernandez, Delfin
Fernandez, Marzo
Ferrer, Darsi
Fibla, Alberto
Fidelity!
Financial Times
Finca Vigia
Flat Earth Society, The
Flexner, Allison
Florida Straits
Fonda, Jane
Fonseca, Miguel
“For What it’s Worth,” 90 Forbes
Ford, President Gerald R., Jr.
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Affairs Committee, U.S. House of Representatives
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Foreign terrorist organizations (FTO’s)
Fortress of San Carlos de la Cabana (see La Cabana Fortress)
Fox News
France
Frasch, Dr. Carl
Frazier, Steven
Freemasons
“Free-Speech Tour,”
Friedan, Betty
Friedman, Thomas
Frondizi Ercoli, Arturo
Fuller, Katy
Fuller, Robert Otis
G
Gaddafi, Muammar-al
GAESA (Grupo de Administracion Empresarial S.A.)
Garcia, Andy
Garcia, Felix Julian
Garcia, Fernando Miguel
Garcia, Juan Felipe
Garcia, Jerome John “Jerry,”
Garcia, Justo, Jr.
Garcia Perez, Jorge Luis
Garcia Quinta, Roberto
“Gardens of the Queen” reef (Cuba)
Gardner, Ambassador Arthur
Gasparini, Juan
Gaviota tourism group
Gaynor, Gloria
Geist, William Russell “Willie,”
Gelbard, Robert S.
Georgetown University Cuba Study Group
Gibbs, Stephen
Gimbel’s, New York
“Gladys,” Cuban woman political prisoner
“Glass ceiling” (in Cuba)
Gleaner, The (Jamaica)
Globe and Mail (Toronto)
Glover, Danny
Godfather, The (novel)
Godfather II, The (film)
Goldberg, Jeffrey
Goldberg, Whoopi (Caryn Elaine Johnson)
Goldwater, Sen. Barry M.
Gomez Abad, Jose (DGI)
Gomez Farias Elementary School, Tijuana
Gonzalez, Elian
“Gonzalez, Elian’s mother” (Elizabet Brotons Rodriguez)
Gonzalez, Juan Miguel, Elian’s father
Gonzalez, Lazaro
Gonzalez, Loamis
Gonzalez, Luis
Gonzalez, Rogelio
Gonzalez, Sigifredo “Sigi,”
Gonzalez, Teodoro
Gonzalez-Calero, Cesar
Gonzalez Tovar, Miguel Angel
Goodfellas (film)
Grand Central Terminal, New York
Granma (newspaper)
Granma (yacht)
Grateful Dead
Grathwohl, Larry
Grau, Maria Leopoldina “Polita,”
Grayson, George
Great Terror (see also Stalin, Stalinism)
Grenada
Griffin, Kathleen Mary “Kathy,”
Grobart, Fabio
Gross, Alan Phillip
GRU (Soviet military intelligence)
Grumman Corp
Guanahacabibes labor camp
Guantanamo Naval Base
Guerrilla war
“Guerrillero Heroico” (“The Heroic Guerrilla,” photo)
Guevara De La Sernay Lynch, Ernesto, a.k.a. “Che,”
Guggenheim, David
Gulag (Cuba & U.S.S.R.)
Gulag Archipelago (Solzhenitsyn)
Gulf cartel
Gunn-Clissold, Gillian
H
Habeas corpus (Cuba)
Haig, Alexander M., Jr.
Haight-Ashbury
Hannity, Sean
“Happy island” (see also Matthews, Herbert)
Harvard University
“Haskell, Eddie” (Leave It to Beaver)
Havana Film Festival
Havana Hilton
“Havana Jam,”
Havana Nocturne (see also English, T.J.)
Hayden, Tom
Health, Politics, and Revolution in Cuba Since 1898 (see also Hirschfeld, Katherine)
Hemingway, Ernest
“Hemingway Fishing Festival” (Cuba)
Hemingway Marina (Cuba)
Hendrix, James Marshall “Jimi,”
Hernandez, Alexis
Hernandez, Gilberto
Hernandez, Melba
Hernandez Pena, Indasio
Hewitt, Don
Hidalgo, Alcibiades
Hill, Faith
Hill-Lewis, Geordin
Hirschfeld, Katherine
History Channel (TV)
Hitler, Adolf
“Hogar de Transito para los Refugiados Cubanos” (see also Cobo, Arturo)
Holden, Stephen
Hollywood
Holocaust (Caribbean)
Holocaust (European)
Holocaust (Ukrainian)
Homeland Security, Department of (U.S.)
Honduras
Honecker, Erich
Hoover, J. Edgar “Hotel California,”
Hu Jintao
Huffington Post, The
“HUMINT,”
Hussein, Saddam
Huxley, Aldous
Hynde, Chrissie
I
“I Hate the Sea,”
“I Will Survive,”
Ibarruri, Dolores (“La Pasionaria”)
ICAP (Cuba)
ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement)
I.F. Stone’s Weekly (see also Stone, I.F.)
Infant mortality
INS (U.S. Immigration & Naturalization Service)
Inside the Cuban Revolution
Inter-American Dialogue
Interests Section, Cuba (in U.S.)
Interests Section, U.S. (in Cuba)
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (“World Bank”)
International Herald Tribune
International Labor Organization (ILO)
Internet (in Cuba)
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Iran
Irvine, Reed
“Island in the Storm,” Italy
J
Jackson, Rev. Jesse
Japan
Jaws (film)
Jaws (novel)
Jefferson Airplane
Jennings, Peter
Jerez, Urbino
Jesus Christ (see also Mandela, Nelson)
Jews (in Cuba)
Jewison, Norman
Joel, William Martin “Billy,”
John Birch Society
John Paul II, Pope (Karol Józef Wojtyła)
Johnson, Paul
Juarez, MX (drug trade)
Judiciary Committee, U.S. Senate
“Judy Blue Eyes,”
Justice, Department of (U.S.)
K
Katyn massacre
Keating, Sen. Kenneth B.
Kelly, Ian
Kennedy, President John Fitzgerald, “JFK,”
Kennedy, Sen. Robert Francis
Kerouac, Jack
Key West
KGB
Khrushchev, Premier Nikita S.
Khrushchev, Sergei
Kim Il-Sung
Kim Jong-Il
Kincaid, Cliff (see also Accuracy in Media)
King, Carole
King, Jr., Rev. Martin Luther
Kissinger, Henry A.
Kolkhoz
“Kong, Maj. T.J. ‘King’” (see also Dr. Strangelove)
Koppel, Edward James Martin “Ted,”
Korbel School of International Studies
Korda, Alexander