Bolivian Diary

On October 7 of 1967, Che Guevara wrote in his diary: 'Today is the eleventh month anniversary of the establishment of the guerrilla army,the morning passes free and easy,just like in the pastoral life,without any trouble.' Little did he know that this would be his last entry. During the battle in the yolo valley the following day, Che was wounded and captured by Bolivian government forces. He was executed without trial the next day and his body was hidden away by the authorities. The diary was found in his backpack. The Diary of Bolivia is the most original and important document witnessing the final stages of Che Guevara's life. Detailed reproduction of the breathtaking and dramatic experience of guerrilla warfare in the mountains of Bolivia, from the secret disguise into Bolivia, to the exploration of terrain, the development of underground workers, as well as dense forests, valleys, estuaries of fierce battles, with the enemy encounter, the sacrifice of teammates... A textbook on guerrilla warfare. It also includes more than 30 rare photos that have never been published in China, showing the guerrillas' daily life and battle scenes. Readers can see guevara's fake passport in disguise, guerrillas standing guard in the treetops, and guevara sorting out his rifles by the river. Directed by Steven spielberg, the film Che: Part Two is based on the history described in the Bolivian diary. Deltello, who plays guevara in the film, won the best actor award at cannes.