One of the most iconic revolutionary slogans may have nothing to do with its supposed author
Be realistic, demand the impossible!
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A popular revolutionary slogan attributed to him.
This famous rallying cry is commonly attributed to Che Guevara, but historical evidence points to the 1968 Paris student protests as its true origin. No verified speech or writing by Guevara contains this phrase.
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Anonymous French students during the May 1968 Paris protests. The slogan appeared as graffiti on walls of the Sorbonne and across the Latin Quarter.
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