Witnessing a nation's turmoil through the eyes of a child is hauntingly powerful. In the wake of a revolution, Castro's daughter recounts the chilling experience of seeing their country's citizens labeled as traitors, or derogatorily as 'worms', simply for wanting to leave. | Collector

Witnessing a nation's turmoil through the eyes of a child is hauntingly powerful.

In the wake of a revolution, Castro's daughter recounts the chilling experience of seeing their country's citizens labeled as traitors, or derogatorily as 'worms', simply for wanting to leave.

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Witnessing a nation's turmoil through the eyes of a child is hauntingly powerful. In the wake of a revolution, Castro's daughter recounts the chilling experience of seeing their country's citizens labeled as traitors, or derogatorily as 'worms', simply for wanting to leave.

Witnessing a nation's turmoil through the eyes of a child is hauntingly powerful. In the wake of a revolution, Castro's daughter recounts the chilling experience of seeing their country's citizens labeled as traitors, or derogatorily as 'worms', simply for wanting to leave.

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