Biography of Che Guevara by Jon Lee Anderson is released in Tamil

Directors of CPI (M) MP SU Vetrimaran and Samuthirakani. Venkatesan and translator Deepalakshmi released a Tamil translation of Che Guevara’s biography at the event. |Picture source: Special arrangement

He is the mascot of the revolution and the struggle against injustice. Argentina-born Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara, with fluffy hair, a star hat on his head and a cigar in his mouth, remains a ubiquitous symbol of counterculture even 58 years after his murder in Bolivia. He wore a T-shirt, dressed in tattooed form and wall body, and adorned meetings and hall meetings of revolutionary groups around the world.

The former Soviet progress publisher introduced the doctor-turned community revolutionary who helped Cuban leader Fidel Castro Topple Fulgencio Batista introduce Tamil readers in 1959. Now, Che Guevara: A revolutionary life Jon Lee Anderson joins him and other books on his Tamil language.

“Two volume translations have become very popular and we released the second edition in the second edition of the recently held 24th CPI (M) in Madurai. We lowered the price, both volumes are available at a special price of Rs 600,” said Bharathi Puthakalayam publisher K. Nagarajan.

The book is translated by Deepalakshmi, daughter of writer Jayakanthan. The first edition was released by Thol, leader of Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK). Chennai’s Thirumavalavan and film director Vetrimaran in the second edition of Madurai

“Translation turned into a great experience. It turned out that there were some pages that were fun and there were some pages that made tears in my eyes. During the translation process, Che traveled with me like a friend,” Ms. Deepalakshmi wrote about her experience.

Ernesto Che Guevara The IR Lavretsky author is probably the first detailed biography. Published by Moscow Progress Publisher, translated and sold by New Century Book House in the 1990s. Jorge Castaneda’s book on Che Guevara is translated into Tamil, which is significantly different from the Communist Party’s propaganda material. Another book is Memories of the Cuban Revolutionwritten by Che Guevara himself, was translated as puratchikara yuthathin kathai in Tamil. Motorcycle Diary It is also widely read in Tamil.

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“Mr. Anderson has transformed a naughty boy into a world hero like a masterpiece. Ms. Deepalakshmi hasn’t even missed any iota of handicrafts in her translation. We also learn about international history through this book for a period of time,” author Tamil Selvin wrote in the introduction.