Che Guevara is interviewed in Dublin airport on his way from New York and the UN General Assembly to Algeria. His flight was redirected from Shannon to Dublin.The woman in this was an Aer Lingus stewardess named Felima Archer. She was an improvised interpreter so don't be too hard on her. It was a 60 minute stopover in Dublin Airport. Her photo was taken with Che for the press and she still has the original photo. When interviewed years later she said that she still remembers Che's eyes, his look, and that he was very relaxed, calm and happy."the first thing to note is that in my son's veins flowed the blood of the Irish rebels" -Ernesto Guevara Lynch.The Second thing to note on my behalf is that the lady speaking to CHE is an Air Hostess pulled from the plane he was on at the last minute,not a translator,and more so ,Che understood what she was saying in English anyway!One of Che Guevara's forebears, Patrick Lynch, was born in Galway, Ireland, in 1715. He left for Bilbao, Spain, and traveled from there to Argentina. Francisco Lynch (Guevara's great-grandfather) was born in 1817, and Ana Lynch (his grandmother) in 1868. Her son, Ernesto Guevara Lynch (Guevara's father) was born in 1900. Guevara Lynch married Celia de la Serna y Llosa in 1927 (one of her non-lineal ancestors was José de la Serna e Hinojosa, Spanish viceroy of Peru).
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Che Guevara is interviewed in Dublin airport on his way from New York and the UN General Assembly to Algeria. His flight was redirected from Shannon to Dublin.
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