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• 10 / 30 / 2008

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The first German edition was sold out in just three weeks. Therefore Rotbuch publishing house decided to print 10,000 more copies.

"One Hundred Hours…" is considered a valuable historical material which clarifies many issues, including the US government's anti-Cuban policy, whose extraterritorial laws even affected the very Rotbuch publishing house.

Rotbuch Chief Editor Mathias Oehme said that the US postal company (UPS) refused to deliver a batch of the book to the Cuban Consulate in Bonn, claiming that it is Cuban territory.

"One Hundred Hours…", which has been published in a score of languages, was launched at the Frankfort Book Fair last October 16, as well as in Berlin and Munich.

(ACN)