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Fabio Grobart was born on 30 August, 1905, is a Cuban politician. Discover Fabio Grobart's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 89 years old?

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Born 30 August, 1905
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Date of death 22 October 1994; also known as Antonio Blanco and Abraham Simjovitch
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1847

The first well known Cuban communist was Paul Lafargue, born in Santiago de Cuba in 1847.

1882

Lafargue went to Europe, became a disciple of Karl Marx, married one of Marx's daughters, became a very important member of the Socialist Internationals, and helped found the French Workers Party in 1882.

Lafargue and his wife committed suicide.

The original Cuban Communist Party seems to have arisen early in the 20th century in the eastern town of Manzanillo.

Fabio Grobart had a son (still living and not an only child) Fabio Grobart Sunshine born August 31, PhD in International Economics & MS Chemical Engineering.

Fabio Grobart was ethnically “Jewish,” and may not have been a practicing Jew.

He apparently never objected to the Cuban government's "attitude toward religion, Zionism and Israel..."

Official Cuban government histories state that Grobart left Poland after joining the Communist Youth League, and for this reason was condemned to death.

His first job in Cuba was as a tailors’ assistant and rapidly became active in Cuban unions.

Directed to do so by the Cuban communist party he funded the corresponding communist youth league.

Although it is public record that Gerard Machado often turned to the communist party for support, officially Grobart was arrested by Machado officials and did not return until this President, turned dictator, fell from power.

1920

Apparently following orders of the Comintern, during the early 1920s he became a founding member of the Cuban Communist Party.

1922

After in 1922 entering the Young Communist League of Poland, and additional communist activities he may have been sentenced to death and this may have obliged him to leave Poland to settle in Cuba.

1925

Fabio Grobart was one of the founders of the Communist Party in Cuba in 1925, "and for decades served as a party ideologue and the man who introduced Castro at party meetings" (Goering, 2001).

Grobart was both a member of the Cuban Communist Party Central Committee and a member of Parliament.

However, Grobart's importance in founding the Cuban communist party was recognized by Fidel Castro, the Rand thinktank, and Jewish history experts such as Moisés Asís, who states “By 1925, there were 8,000 Jews in Cuba (some 2,700 sephardic, 5,200 ashkenazic, and 100 Americans).

Four ashkenazic Jews were in the small group that founded the first Communist Party of Cuba in 1925: Grimberg, Vasserman, Simjovich a.k.a. Grobart, and Gurbich.

They opposed the religious and community life of the other Jews.”

1943

Some time before 1943, Grobart resumed union activities during Fulgencio Batista’s first period of power.

1948

According to Boris Kozolchyk Grobart's blunders were at least partially responsible for the outlawing of the Cuban Communist Party in 1948, and resulted in his deportation.

It has been claimed that Grobart recruited Fidel Castro as an agent in 1948

Although the party Grobart helped found was not the first Cuban communist party, it is considered as such by the present Cuban government.

1950

According to this official history, since his lungs were weak and his life was again threatened in the 1950s when he left for Eastern Europe to spend time between Budapest, Prague, and Vienna.

1952

In 1952, under the name Albert Blanco he was co-delegate with Carlos Palacio a Spaniard for Latin America in the very leftist labor union World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU).

1959

He played an important, though generally undocumented, role in guiding the political leadership of Cuba's 1959 Revolution along a socialist path.

1960

In the 1960s, he directed Cuba Socialista and was top planner guiding orthodox ideologogy.

As he grew older, he was considered the Party's historian.

1994

Fabio Grobart (born Abraham Grobart, August 30, 1905 – 22 October 1994; also known as Antonio Blanco and Abraham Simjovitch) was a Marxist-Leninist revolutionary and politician who played an important role in the 1959 Cuban Revolution that overthrew Fulgencio Batista and led to Fidel Castro's rise to power.

Grobart was born in Białystok, Poland.

He died in Cuba on 22 October 1994.

Abraham was a major éminence grise of Cuban history and is most commonly known as Fabio Grobart, Fabio being a reference to the Roman Consul and guerrilla tactician Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus called "Cunctator" (the delayer), and thus to Fabian socialism.

Grobart's actual background is not clearly known and subject to controversy.

For instance during the foiled so-called microfaction plot, in which the "old" communists allegedly tried to oust or at least control Castro, Grobart was necessarily involved.

But this same source provides no mention of Grobart's actions for or against this very significant plot.

2004

Raffy (2004 pp. 383–385) is more specific specifying a somewhat earlier date; this author states that Anibal Escalante, the son of a senior Cuban independence fighter who fought under the command of Calixto Garcia, was blamed for the plot.

Raffe credits Grobart with saving Castro.

Escalante was exiled to Prague and the USSR ambassador Kondriatsev was sent home from Cuba.

Apparently this effort to save Castro was supported by Castro's feared security chief "Barba Roja" Manuel Piñeiro.

Those accused of being co-conspirators were imprisoned.

Fabio Grobart was long considered "… maybe the highest ranking representative of the Third International in Cuba in that moment".