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Line 1: − {{merge|Cuba}}+ − '''Fabio Grobart''' (born Abraham Semjovitch, August 30, 1905 - October 22, 1994) was a founding member of the Cuban Communist Party in the early 1920s. He is generally considered the principal [[Communist]] Agent in [[Cuba]] and was charged with the covert section of the Cuban Communist party.<ref>Alexander, Robert Jackson 2002 ''A History of Organized Labor in Cuba'', Praeger Publishers ISBN-10 027597703X</ref> He was expelled from Cuba several times,<ref>Garcia Montes, Jorge and Antonio Alonso Avila, 1970 ''Historia del Partido Comunista de Cuba Ediciones Universal'', 1970, Miami p. 116</ref> but returned to Cuba early in 1959, supposedly at the request of [[Raul Castro]] and Ernesto [[Che Guevara]]. He is believed to have advised [[Fidel Castro]] on the means and methods of achieving absolute and lifetime power. Grobart died in 1994 <ref>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9D01E0D8173FF937A15753C1A962958260 New York Times Article]</ref> − ==References==+ − <references/>+ − − {{DEFAULTSORT:Grobart, Fabio}} − [[Category:Communists]]
And we all sat down together to hear the Nightingale sing...
You can never get rid of me, I just get bored for a while, but I always come back.
All My Love,
The White Wolf