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Cuban Revolution
	; José Antonio Echeverría holding a Cuban Flag at the University of Havana
Date	26 July 1953 – 1 January 1959; (5 years, 5 months and 6 days)
Location	Cuba
Result	Student Revolutionary Directorate victory Overthrow of Fulgencio Batista's government; Establishment of a revolutionary government led by Faure Chomón;
Belligerents
Cuba Cuban Armed Forces; Supported by: Dominican Republic; United States;	Student Revolutionary Directorate; Second National Front of Escambray; Popular Socialist Party ; Moncada Barracks Attackers Supported by: Yugoslavia;
Commanders and leaders
Fulgencio Batista; Eulogio Cantillo; José Quevedo Pérez; Alberto del Rio Chaviano; Joaquín Casillas ; Cornelio Rojas ; Fernández Suero; Cándido Hernández; Alfredo Abon Lee;	José Antonio Echeverría †; Rolando Cubela Secades; Faure Chomón; Eloy Gutiérrez Menoyo; William Alexander Morgan; Dr. Armando Fleites; Reynol Garcia ; Raúl Castro ; Fidel Castro ;
Strength
20,000 (1958)	3,000 (1958)
Casualties and losses
2,000 killedArms captured: 1 M4 Sherman tank; 12 mortars; 2 bazookas; 12 machine guns; 21 light machine guns; 142 M-1 rifles; 200 Cristóbal carbines;	1,000 killed
	Thousands of civilians tortured and murdered by Batista's government; unknown number of people executed by the Rebel Army

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