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The Dead End of Communism
The Dark Origins of Communism: Part 1 of 3
If you were to ask most people about the origins of communism, they'd likely point to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, authors of "The Communist Manifesto." If you asked a ...
May 24, 2017
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Joshua Philipp
Abstract Art Is an Absurd Inversion of American Values
Perhaps the oddest twist in the history and mythology of abstract art was the U.S. State Department's advocacy ...
May 23, 2017
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Michelle Marder Kamhi
The Memories of Lev Kopelev: From Enthusiastic Marxist to Exiled Scholar
The Russian-born Lev Kopelev, a disillusioned communist, was something of a legend in Germany where he was invited ...
May 23, 2017
BY
Victoria Kulikova
Darkness of Victory: The Communist Factor in World War II
In April 1945, the Third Reich was on its last legs. Triumphant armies from multiple countries were advancing ...
May 8, 2017
BY
Leo Timm
The Dystopian Principles of Real Communism
In the age of "social justice" and other progressive creeds in prevailing Western discourse, the tragedies of millions ...
May 3, 2017
BY
Sarah Le
The Horrors of ‘War Communism’
Before the communist takeover in the 1917 October Revolution and the ensuing civil war (1917–1922), Russia's economy was ...
April 26, 2017
BY
Leo Timm
Cannibalism: The ‘Pinnacle’ of Communist Rule
In communist societies, obtaining basic necessities—like food—is a real issue. Famines, food shortages, poor central planning policies, and ...
April 25, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
Fidel’s Cuba Leaves Indelible Scars
NEW YORK—Jesús de León remembers clearly when his spirit finally shattered. He was 13 years old. It wasn't ...
April 24, 2017
BY
Charlotte Cuthbertson
The Failed Soviet Experiment With ‘Free Love’
Thinking of "free love" may evoke images of Woodstock rather than early 20th-century Soviet Russia, but it was ...
April 14, 2017
BY
Petr Svab
The ‘Self-Reliance’ of North Korea’s Desperate Leaders
Brandishing nuclear bombs and ballistic missiles, North Korea has topped news headlines for the last decade as it ...
April 12, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
How Lenin’s Bolsheviks Brought Communism to Russia
All throughout 1917, the toils of war and cascading revolutionary activity overturned the Russian Czarist government and established ...
April 10, 2017
BY
Leo Timm
Honoring the Memory of Liu Zhimei
Chao Yu is a graduate of China's prestigious Tsinghua University. In 1999, after the communist regime began its ...
April 10, 2017
BY
Chao Yu
In Today’s China, Anyone Could Be the Next Victim: An Interview with Chinese Lawyer Yu Wensheng
Yu Wensheng, one of the few active human rights lawyers in China not to have been swept up ...
April 5, 2017
BY
Zheng Yan
Siege of Changchun: Memories From a Communist Famine
In June 4, 2006, the Chinese state-run Xinwenhua Bao in Jilin Province reported that a large number of ...
April 3, 2017
BY
Jim Liao
The Reality of Soviet Art
LONDON—The Royal Academy's Russian Revolution exhibition is vast and complicated. A realist painting of Stalin, glorified, stares from ...
March 30, 2017
BY
Jane Werrell
The Frigid Story of a Girl in the Soviet Gulag
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago" is required reading for Russian high school students. The book is a first-hand account describing ...
March 29, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
The ‘Philosophers’ Ships’ That Were Used to Silence Early Soviet Intellectuals
In 1922, five years after the communist Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, numerous academics, journalists, professors, students, philosophers, and ...
March 29, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
The Twisted Ideology Guiding North Korea’s Leadership
Brandishing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, North Korea has topped news headlines for the last decade as it has ...
March 29, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
The Biggest Anti-Intellectual Movement in History
Throughout history, intellectuals have been frequent targets of tyrannical regimes to suppress political dissent. But Chinese communist leader Mao ...
March 21, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
A Life Turned Upside Down by Communism
NEW YORK—Ildiko Trien's charmed and pampered life in Romania was flipped on its head when she was 5 ...
March 20, 2017
BY
Charlotte Cuthbertson
Soviet Union Dumped Nuclear Submarines, Radioactive Waste Into the Ocean Despite Ban
The Soviet Union had been dumping radioactive waste into the sea for decades by the time the communist bloc collapsed ...
March 17, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
How Mao Radicalized Peasants to Kill Landlords
The word for today is "classicide," which means "extermination of a class" rather than ethnicity, race, or religion. ...
March 15, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
Chinese Regime to Gift Karl Marx Statue to German Town
It's been written before that the followers of the ideas put forth by Karl Marx, who co-authored the ...
March 14, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
Russian Church Calls for Vladimir Lenin’s Body to Be Removed From Moscow’s Red Square
It's been nearly 100 years since the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution was carried out, placing a communist regime in ...
March 14, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
Mao Zedong-Era Dam Collapse, Worst in History, Was Covered Up For Years
The worst dam disaster in history occurred during the end of Chinese Communist leader Mao Zedong's decades-long reign, ...
March 13, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
China’s Worst Environmental Disaster Was a Campaign to Wipe Out the Common Sparrow
One of the first actions taken during Chinese Communist leader Mao Zedong's disastrous Great Leap Forward program was ...
March 10, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
Notes from History: Bob Marley Wasn’t a Fan of Communist Governments
Some people don't like reggae music, and some people don't like Bob Marley's music. Despite that, his character ...
March 9, 2017
BY
Jack Phillips
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