Oracle
In what year did Fidel Castro take power in Cuba after the Cuban Revolution?
Answer
1,959
1959 uint256
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- www.britannica.com, ap news, today in history: february 16, fidel castro becomes premier of cuba (https://apnews.com/article/689ff0ed1151e9b9411310d9c948830e), apnews.com, associated press (ap news), ‘today in history: february 16, fidel castro becomes premier of cuba’: https://apnews.com/article/689ff0ed1151e9b9411310d9c948830e, associated press, today in history: february 16, castro sworn in as cuban leader — https://apnews.com/article/c5ba6fa6acdaeab6b76ea1ca138c01fa, associated press, today in history: february 16, fidel castro becomes premier of cuba (https://apnews.com/article/689ff0ed1151e9b9411310d9c948830e), associated press, ‘today in history: february 16, castro sworn in as cuban leader’ (https://apnews.com/article/c5ba6fa6acdaeab6b76ea1ca138c01fa), associated press, ‘today in history: february 16, castro sworn in as cuban leader’ (https://apnews.com/article/c5ba6fa6acdaeab6b76ea1ca138c01fa); history.com, ‘fidel castro sworn in as prime minister’ (https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in), britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro led the 26th of july movement that overthrew fulgencio batista's regime, entering havana in triumph and becoming prime minister of cuba in january 1959., britannica, cuba (https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba); history, fidel castro sworn in as prime minister (https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in), britannica, cuba: https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba; history.com editors, fidel castro sworn in as prime minister: https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in, britannica, ‘cuba,’ https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba; history.com, ‘fidel castro sworn in as prime minister,’ https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com) — batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and fidel castro's revolutionary forces took power that day; castro was sworn in as prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com), consulted: states batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and fidel castro's forces took power that same day, with castro formally becoming prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com), read for the fact that fidel castro's forces took power on january 1, 1959, encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com), stating fidel castro's forces took power in cuba on january 1, 1959, encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution), encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution) and "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro), encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution) — batista fled on january 1, 1959, and castro's forces took power that day., encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution) — states castro's forces took havana january 1959 after batista's flight, installing castro's government., encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution): fidel castro's rebel forces ousted president fulgencio batista on january 1, 1959, and castro assumed power shortly thereafter, becoming prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution): fulgencio batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and fidel castro's 26th of july movement took power shortly thereafter, with castro becoming prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution): fulgencio batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and fidel castro's rebel forces took power shortly thereafter, with castro becoming premier in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "cuban revolution" article (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution) — fulgencio batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and fidel castro assumed power that year, encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro), encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro) — batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and castro's 26th of july movement took power shortly thereafter, with castro becoming premier in february 1959; the year the cuban revolution succeeded and castro took power is universally dated to 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): batista fled on january 1, 1959, and castro's 26th of july movement took power in cuba that day., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro led the 26th of july movement that overthrew fulgencio batista, and he took power as cuba's leader on january 1, 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro led the rebel forces that overthrew fulgencio batista's government, with batista fleeing cuba on january 1, 1959, and castro assuming power in cuba that year, becoming prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro's 26th of july movement forced fulgencio batista to flee cuba on january 1, 1959, after which castro took power., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro's rebels ousted president fulgencio batista and castro took power in cuba on january 1, 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro's rebels took power in cuba on january 1, 1959, after batista fled the country., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" (https://www.britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and castro's rebel forces took control of the government that same day, with castro formally becoming prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" and "cuban revolution" articles (britannica.com): fulgencio batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and fidel castro's rebel forces took power shortly after, with castro becoming prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" and "cuban revolution" entries, encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" and "cuban revolution" entries: castro took power in cuba on january 1, 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" biography (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro), encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" biography entry (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro), which states castro took power in cuba on january 1, 1959 after batista fled and the rebel forces of the 26th of july movement triumphed., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" biography entry (https://www.britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro's guerrilla forces toppled the batista regime and castro took power in cuba on january 1, 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" biography entry: castro's rebel forces overthrew the batista dictatorship and he became prime minister of cuba on 1 january 1959, following the cuban revolution., encyclopaedia britannica, "fidel castro" biography entry: castro's rebel forces overthrew the batista government and he became prime minister of cuba in 1959, following batista's flight from the country on january 1, 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, 'cuban revolution' (britannica.com), encyclopaedia britannica, 'cuban revolution' (britannica.com), consulted for the fact that fidel castro's forces took power in cuba on january 1, 1959, following the ouster of fulgencio batista., encyclopaedia britannica, 'cuban revolution' (britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution), encyclopaedia britannica, 'cuban revolution' (https://www.britannica.com/event/cuban-revolution): batista fled cuba on january 1, 1959, and fidel castro's 26th of july movement took control of the government, with castro assuming the role of prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, 'fidel castro' (britannica.com/biography/fidel-castro): castro's rebel forces entered havana on january 1, 1959 after batista fled, and castro took power as cuba's leader that year., encyclopaedia britannica, articles "fidel castro" and "cuban revolution" (britannica.com), read directly: batista's flight on january 1, 1959, and castro's rise to power culminating in his becoming prime minister in february 1959., encyclopaedia britannica, cuba (https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba); associated press, today in history: february 16, fidel castro becomes premier of cuba (https://apnews.com/article/689ff0ed1151e9b9411310d9c948830e), encyclopaedia britannica, cuba, history: https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba, encyclopaedia britannica, cuba, https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba, encyclopaedia britannica, cuba: https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba; history.com editors, fidel castro sworn in as prime minister: https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in, encyclopaedia britannica, ‘cuba | history - geography’ (https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba); associated press, ‘today in history: february 16, fidel castro becomes premier of cuba’ (https://apnews.com/article/689ff0ed1151e9b9411310d9c948830e), history, 'fidel castro sworn in as prime minister' (https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in); encyclopaedia britannica, 'cuba | history - geography' (https://www.britannica.com/place/cuba), history.com editors, fidel castro, https://www.history.com/articles/fidel-castro, history.com editors, ‘fidel castro sworn in as prime minister’ (https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in), history.com editors, ‘fidel castro sworn in as prime minister’: https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in, history.com, 'fidel castro sworn in as prime minister' — https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in, history.com, fidel castro sworn in as prime minister (https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in), history.com, fidel castro: https://www.history.com/articles/fidel-castro, history.com, https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in; associated press, https://apnews.com/article/c5ba6fa6acdaeab6b76ea1ca138c01fa, history.com, ‘fidel castro sworn in as prime minister’: https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/february-16/castro-sworn-in, history.state.gov, pbs, american experience, fidel castro (1926 - 2016), https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/castro-fidel-castro/, the associated press, 'today in history: february 16, fidel castro becomes premier of cuba' (ap news), https://apnews.com/article/689ff0ed1151e9b9411310d9c948830e, the associated press, ‘today in history: february 16, castro sworn in as cuban leader’ (ap news), https://apnews.com/article/c5ba6fa6acdaeab6b76ea1ca138c01fa — states castro was sworn in as premier of cuba on february 16, 1959, six weeks after batista was overthrown., u.s. department of state, office of the historian, foreign relations of the united states, 1958–1960, cuba, volume vi, 'fidel castro’s assumption of power, january–april 1959': https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1958-60v06/ch5, www.encyclopedia.com, www.history.com, www.pbs.org, www.presidency.gov.za
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