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The '''death toll within Communist states''' such as the [[Soviet Union]], [[People's Republic of China]] and [[Cambodia]], resulting from the implementation of communist land reforms, political violence and repression, has been quite high.
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The '''death toll within totalitarian Communist states''' such as the [[Soviet Union]], [[People's Republic of China]] and [[Cambodia]], resulting from the implementation of communist land reforms, political violence and repression, has been quite high.
    
== Soviet Union ==
 
== Soviet Union ==
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== China ==
 
== China ==
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'''Mao (1949-1975):''' About 50 million people died in China as a result of land reforms, implementation of communist agriculture policies, repression of minorities and political violence under Mao Tse Tung.  
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'''Mao (1949-1975):''' About 50 million people died in China as a result of ill-planned land reforms, implementation of communist agriculture policies, repression of minorities and political violence under Mao Zedong.  
    
: Early Political Purges and Land Reform: 2 million
 
: Early Political Purges and Land Reform: 2 million
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== Cambodia ==
 
== Cambodia ==
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Fair estimates say that about 1.6 million people were killed during the short but incredibly brutal reign of Cambodian communist Pol Pot, between 1975 and 1978. Out of a beginning population of 8 million, this means that about 20% of all Cambodians died from political violence, mass executions and starvation (mostly forced) during Pol Pot's rule.
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Fair estimates say that about 1.6 million people were killed during the short but incredibly brutal reign of Cambodian communist Pol Pot, between 1975 and 1978. Out of a beginning population of 8 million, this means that about 20% of all Cambodians died from political violence, mass executions and state-endorsed starvation during Pol Pot's rule.
    
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
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