Book III Print 49: Meeting of Fidel Castro and Manuel Urrutia LleYale University. Department of Manuscripts and Archives1959 January 1engspaThese pictures document the first, historic meeting of Fidel Castro and Manuel Urrutia Lleó, a judge whose support of the constitutionality of the rebels' assault on Batista's forces got him ousted from the bench and forced into exile in New York City. Fidel Castro had personally nominated Urrutia for the presidency of Cuba as early as 1957. In frames 21-35, Urrutia speaks with Fidel Castro; to the left of both stands Armando Hart, the son of another judge who suffered a fate similar to Urrutia's for having protested the unconstitutionality of Batista's government in support of the rebels years before. Urrutia speaks to reporters alongside the airplane Guíamaro, normally used as a presidential aircraft by Batista. See also Prints 18, 19, 27 and 50.