Subcomandante Marcos bibliography

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Subcomandante Marcos (center, wearing brown cap) in Chiapas.

Other Campaign
(20062007), and since May 2014 has gone by the name Subcomandante Galeano.

Marcos is an author, political poet, and outspoken

guerrillero has been described as a "new" and "postmodern" Che Guevara, or a cross between Mad Max and Zorro.[1][2]
Published translations of his writings, speeches and interviews exist in at least nineteen languages.

A selection of Subcomandante Marcos' published writings in the original Spanish and translated into various other languages

Basque

  • Marcos Komandanteordea [Subcomandante Marcos] (2003). Zapataren koloreak [Zapatista Colours]. Navarra, Spain: Txalaparta, 2003. .

Chinese

Czech

Danish

  • Subcomandante Marcos, Ignacio Ramonet. Marcos. Samtale med subcomandante Marcos [A Conversation with Subcomandante Marcos. A Danish translation of Marcos. La dignité rebelle. Conversations avec le sous-commandant Marcos]. Copenhagen, Informations Forlag. 2002.

English

Interviews with Marcos (translated into in English)

French

German

Greek

Indonesian

Italian

Japanese

Korean

Norwegian

Persian

  • Subcomandante Marcos (2001). Ḥikāyatʹhā-yi Āntūniyū-yi pīr : muʻāvin-i farmāndah-i sūrishī-i Mārkūs, sukhangū-yi artish-i Zāpūtīstī-i āzādībakhsh-i millī. [Relatos de el viejo Antonio: Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos.] Frankfurt: Andīshah va Paykār: 2001.

Portuguese

Romanian

Russian

Spanish

Swedish

Turkish

References

  1. ^ a b BBC Profile: The Zapatistas' mysterious leader by Nathalie Malinarich, March 11, 2001
  2. ^ Zapatistas Launch ‘Other’ Campaign by Ramor Ryan, The Indypendent, January 12, 2006