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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Che_GuevaraChe Guevara - Wikipedia

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   Although the legal name on his birth certificate was "Ernesto Guevara", his name sometimes appears with "de la Serna" and/or "Lynch" accompanying it. [19] He was the eldest of five children in an upper-class Argentine family of pre-independence immigrants that have Spanish , Basque , and Irish ancestry.

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   Nov 29, 2021 · Almost five years later, when Guevara’s transatlantic flight was diverted to Dublin, the Irish Press, contrary to what O’Hara would later write about grandmother Lynch, quoted Che was stating he knew little of his own grandmother, only presuming she was of Irish descent due to her surname.

3. thewildgeese.irish › profiles › blogsChe Guevara: Father of Revolution, Son of Galway

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   You might wonder why this article on Che is here, where we claim to run news and historical information with an Irish connection. The answer is in his name: Earnesto Guevara Lynch de la Serna. The Lynch that you see there comes from Che's grandmother, Anna Isabel Lynch.

4. www.jstor.org › stable › 40209557Che Guevara: The Legacy of a Revolutionary Man - JSTOR

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   Oct 8, 2017 · Who was Che Guevara? At one level, the first phase of his life seems, if not prosaic, straightforward enough. He was born on June 14, 1928, in Rosario, Argentina.1 He was the son of a weak, vacillating father, Er-nesto Guevara Lynch, a construction engi-neer, and a strong-willed mother, Celia de la Serna. The first of five children, he grew up

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   Dec 25, 2017 · From Patricio Lynch to Che Guevara: The story of the Cuban revolutionary's Irish links. We spoke to Epic, the Irish emigration museum about the Irish lineage behind Che Guevara, Rihanna and...

6. wou.edu › history › filesYoung Ernesto Guevara and the Myth of Che

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   Ernesto “Che” Guevara de la Serna is constantly dramatized and idolized for the things he did later in his life in the Congo, Guatemala, Cuba, and Bolivia pertaining to socialist revolution.

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   Why does Che Guevara say 'Lynch' & 'de la Serna'?

   • In Guevara's case, many people of Irish descent will add "Lynch" to emphasize his Irish relations. Others will add "de la Serna" to give respect to Guevara's mother. ^ Guevara Lynch 2007, p. i: "The father of Che Guevara, Ernesto Guevara Lynch was born in Argentina in 1900 of Irish and Basque origin."

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   Who was Che Guevara's grandmother?

   • Che Guevara's grandmother, Ana, was a descendant of Patrick Lynch, who was born in Lydacan, Galway in 1715. Che's father, Ernesto Guevara Lynch, said in a 1969 interview: "The first thing to note is that in my son's veins flowed the blood of the Irish rebels. Che inherited some of the features of our restless ancestors.

   Che Guevara: Father of Revolution, Son of Galway - The Wild Geese

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   Did Guevara Lynch quote 'in my son's veins flowed the blood of the rebels'?

   • Guevara Lynch’s quote is, more often than not, edited down to the much more marketable, ‘in my son’s veins flowed the blood of the Irish rebels’, adorning t-shirts alongside depictions of figures from Ireland’s revolutionary past (as well as accompanying the aforementioned stamp).

   ‘The Blood of Irish rebels flowed in his veins’: Che Guevara and the

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   Why did Che Guevara appear on an Irish stamp?

   • EARLIER THIS YEAR, the controversial Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara appeared on an Irish stamp to commemorate 100 years since his birth. As well as unearthing the debate around the divisive legacy of the Argentine who was pivotal in the struggle to overthrow Cuba’s dictatorship, it also brought to the fore a discussion of Guevara’s Irish links.

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   What does Che Guevara represent?

   • aa new brand of beer. Che Guevara has become many things to many people. Many of these things are clearly contradictory. In Cuba, he increas- ingly represents the memory of what might have been. Throughout the rest of Latin America, he continues to personify the spirit of national liberation.

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   Was Che Guevara Irish?

   • Connections between Che Guevara and Ireland have mainly been one way. Certainly, there is not much evidence to suggest that Che prized his Irish heritage in the way his father did. In fact, as Che’s letter to his father from Limerick in the 1960s stated that he was in the land of ‘your ancestors’, not ‘our’.

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8. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › absGuevara, Ernesto “Che” (1928–1967) - Walton Cotman - Major ...

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   Jan 14, 2013 · Central leader of the Cuban Revolution and iconic “heroic guerrilla,” Ernesto Guevara Lynch de la Serna was born in Rosario, Argentina to a well-read, left-of-center, politically active middle-class family. Life-long study of Marx, Engels, and Lenin began in the mid-1940s.