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'''Anti-Communist''' means opposition to [[Communism]] of any type (particularly the [[Marxist-Leninist]], [[Stalinist]], [[Fidel Castro|Castroist]], [[Maoist]], [[Juche]] or [[Democratic Socialism]] types), usually on the grounds that Communist regimes murdered tens of millions of their own citizens to promote their godless and stultifying ideology. | '''Anti-Communist''' means opposition to [[Communism]] of any type (particularly the [[Marxist-Leninist]], [[Stalinist]], [[Fidel Castro|Castroist]], [[Maoist]], [[Juche]] or [[Democratic Socialism]] types), usually on the grounds that Communist regimes murdered tens of millions of their own citizens to promote their godless and stultifying ideology. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, May 30, 2024
Anti-Communist means opposition to Communism of any type (particularly the Marxist-Leninist, Stalinist, Castroist, Maoist, Juche or Democratic Socialism types), usually on the grounds that Communist regimes murdered tens of millions of their own citizens to promote their godless and stultifying ideology.
See also
- Cleon Skousen - The Naked Communist[1]
- Conservative values
- Small town values
- Family values
- Black Ribbon Day
- Augusto Pinochet regime (Chile, 1973–90)
- Ukraine#Decommunization after the fall of the USSR
- Francisco Franco
- Anti-Comintern Pact
References
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