Robert Alexander. Communism in Latin America.

Contents

Preface to the 1960 Printing

Preface to the 1963 Printing

Part One

The Communist Movement in Latin America—Its Background, History, and Prospects

I – Conditions Favoring the Rise of Communism in Latin America

II – The General History of Communism in Latin America

III – Latin American Communists, the Comintern, and the Soviet Union

IV – Communists in the Latin American Labor Movement

V – Leaders of Latin American Communism

VI – The Latin American Communists as a Potential Military Danger to the United States

Part Two

The Communist Movement in Individual Latin American Countries

VII – Luiz Carlos Prestes and the Partido Comunista do Brasil

VIII – Communism in the Rio de la Plata Hinterland

IX – The Stalinists of the Pampas—Argentina

X – Communism in the Shoestring Republic—Chile

XI – Communism in the High Andes

XII – Communism in the Bolivarian Republics

XIII – Stalinism in the Pearl of the Antilles

XIV – Communism in the Caribbean

XV – Communism vs. the Mexican Revolution

XVI – Communism’s Bid for Power in Guatemala

XVII – Coffee, Bananas, and Communism in Central America

Part Three

The Communist Movement in Latin America and United States Policy

XVIII – The Right and the Wrong Way to Fight Communism in Latin America

Bibliographical Note