Israeli propaganda: Che Guevara and Ariel Sharon are cousins

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Funny but its not a joke, this Israeli pro­pa­ganda is cir­cu­lat­ing in South-America for few days, an arti­cle appeared on South-American news­pa­pers claims that Che Guevara’s mother (Celia la Serna) is a Russia-Jew immi­grated to Argentina.

Before her death in 1965 she told her son (Gue­vara) that she her brother (Samuel) lives in Israel and his son called Ariel serves in the Israeli Army.

Although his­to­ri­ans and Guevara’s biog­ra­phers denied the story say­ing that Guevara’s mother immi­grated from Spain.

You can read this story in Spanish:

- El Che Gue­vara, primo de Ariel Sharon?

- DESCARTAN PARENTESCO ENTRE CHE GUEVARA Y SHARON

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6 Responses to Israeli propaganda: Che Guevara and Ariel Sharon are cousins

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  2. Haha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­ha­haha, it is absolutely true, aghati.

    Didn’t you know? I am a cousin of Gen­eral George Custer, 13 times removed.

  3. Michael says:

    Par­ents
    ♂ Juan Martín de la Serna Ugalde [Serna] b. 1871

    ♀ Edelmira de la Llosa [Llosa] b. 1880?

    GOOD RUSSIAN JEWISH NAMES?

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  6. MF says:

    I would have to see more to see if I buy into this.

    But a high per­cent­age of His­pan­ics world­wide, par­tic­u­larly in Spain, are Jews who keep it hid­den and are nom­i­nally Catholic. A fall­out of the Span­ish Inqui­si­tion and sub­se­quent dif­fi­culty with openly being Jew­ish in most parts of Europe. Cas­tro has freely admits he has some Jew­ish blood. Gen­eral Franco was Jew­ish. Picasso. The lists goes on and on.

    This is not wild-eyed con­spir­acy, but com­mon knowl­edge to those of the edu­cated class in the Iber­ian peninsula.

    MF