Carlos Marighella vs Theobald Wolfe Tone

Marighella joined the PCB as a young activist, quickly rising through the ranks. He became a leading figure in the party's anti-fascist and anti-imperialist campaigns.

Marighella was arrested for his communist activities and subjected to torture in prison. He was held for several years, an experience that radicalized him and deepened his commitment to armed struggle.

Marighella was expelled from the PCB for advocating armed struggle against the military dictatorship. He then founded the A

Marighella wrote the 'Minimanual of the Urban Guerrilla', a tactical guide for urban insurgency. The manual was widely circulated among leftist groups worldwide, influencing guerrilla movements in Latin America and beyond.

Marighella was shot and killed by police in a pre-planned ambush in S

Tone co-founded the Society of United Irishmen in Belfast, a revolutionary organization seeking parliamentary reform and Catholic emancipation. The society later became a secret republican movement aiming for Irish independence.

Tone published a pamphlet arguing for the inclusion of Catholics in Irish political life. It helped bridge the gap between Protestant radicals and the Catholic majority, broadening the base of the United Irishmen.

Tone accompanied a French fleet of 43 ships carrying 15,000 troops to invade Ireland. The expedition was scattered by storms off Bantry Bay and failed to land, a major setback for the republican cause.

Tone traveled to France to secure French military support for an Irish rebellion. He persuaded the French Directory to launch an invasion of Ireland, leading to the dispatch of a large expeditionary force.

Tone was captured aboard a French ship at the Battle of Tory Island, part of a second French invasion attempt. The French squadron was defeated by the Royal Navy, ending French hopes of aiding the Irish Rebellion.

Tone was tried for treason in Dublin and sentenced to death by hanging. Before execution, he cut his own throat to deny the British the spectacle of his hanging, dying from the wound a week later.