Chapter Four: Exporting Revolution (UPDATED)

The specter of communism did not disappear with the disintegration of the Communist Party in Eastern Europe

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Table of Contents

1. Exporting Revolution to Asia

a. The Korean War b. The Vietnam War c. The Khmer Rouge d. The Rise and Fall of CCP Infiltration in Southeast Asia

2. Exporting Revolution to Latin America and Africa

a. Latin America b. Africa

3. Socialism in Eastern Europe

a. Soviet Repression of Popular Movements in Eastern Europe b. Albania and China

4. Communism After the Cold War

References

Introduction

The communist cult’s spread across the world is fueled by violence and deception. While communist superpowers, like the Soviet Union or China, have used military force to impose their political system upon weaker countries, it should not be forgotten that communist regimes’ violent conquests were aided — and, to a great extent, made possible by — their effective use of propaganda. In recent years, the Chinese Communist Party has continued this strategy by pouring billions into its Grand External Propaganda Program. [1]