Fidel Castro is something of an enigma. For 50 years he has defied all America"s attempts to topple him and Cuba"s government. He continues to occupy a special place in Cuba"s collective consciousness and over his unique version of a socialist society in Latin America - but what shaped him into the person he is today? The saying goes "to understand the man, you must first understand the child", and no other book has concentrated exclusively on Fidel Castro"s childhood and on his formative experiences. Fidel Castro"s Childhood - The Untold Story examines those crucial early years that, together with external circumstances and family relationships, made Castro the man he is. Steven Walker has used all the available evidence, including the testimony of close friends, to assemble the facts to analyse, interpret and draw conclusions using his extensive knowledge of politics, psychotherapy and child development. Fidel Castro"s Childhood - The Untold Story offers an opportunity to gain...