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Guantnamo: A Workingclass History Between Empire And Revolution (American Crossroads) (Volume 25),New John Reid And The Inability Of AfricanGuantnamo Has Become A Symbol Of What Has Gone Wrong In The War On Terror. Yet Guantnamo Is More Than A U. S. Naval Base And Prison In Cuba, It Is A Town, And Our Military Occupation There Has Required More Than Soldiers And Sailorsit Has Required Workers. This Revealing History Of The Women And Men Who Worked On The U. S. Naval Base In Guantnamo Bay Tells The Story Of U. S. Cuban Relations From A New Perspective, And At The Same Time, Shows How