Red Holocaust

Red Holocaust investigates high crimes against humanity in the Soviet Union, eastern and central Europe, North Korea, China, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia 1929-2009, and compares the results with Ha Shoah and the Japanese Asian Holocaust. As in other studies, blame is ascribed to political, ideological and personal causes, but special emphasis is given to internal contradictions in Marx's utopian model as well as Stalinist and post-Stalinist transition systems concocted to realize communist ends. This faulty economic engineering forms a bridge to ...

Introduction Part I: Red Holocaust: First Wave 1. Dystopia 2. 20 Million Souls 3. Collectivization and Terror-Starvation 4. The Great Terror 5. Gulag 6. Ethnic Cleansing 7. Captive Nations 8. Sword and Torch Part II: Second Wave 9. Overlapping Empires 10. Killing Fields Part III: Liberalization 11. The Sixth Commandment Part IV: Terror-command Economy 12. Siege Mobilization 13. Asian Terror-Command 14. Terror-Free Command 15. Illusion of Progress Part V: Red Holocaust Denial 16. Corpus Delicti 17. Presumption of Innocence 18. Justifiable Homicide 19. Beyond Good and Evil 20. Clemency and Retribution Part VI: Hitler's and Hirohito's Holocausts 21. Genocide and Lethal Labor Exploitation Part VII: After the Second Wave 22. Prospects. Conclusion

Introduction Part I: Red Holocaust: First Wave 1. Dystopia 2. 20 Million Souls 3. Collectivization and Terror-Starvation 4. The Great Terror 5. Gula 6. Ethnic Cleansing 7. Captive Nations 8. Sword and Torch Part II: Second Wave 9. Overlapping Empires 10. Killing Fields Part III: Liberalization 11. The Sixth Commandment Part IV: Terror-command Economy 12. Siege Mobilization 13. Asian Terror-Command 14. Terror-Free Command 15. Illusion of Progress Part V: Red Holocaust Denial 16. Corpus Delicti 17. Presumption of Innocence 18. Justifiable Homicide 19. Beyond Good and Evil 20. Clemency and Retribution Part VI: Hitler's and Hirohito's Holocausts 21. Genocide and Lethal Labor Exploitation Part VII: After the Second Wave 22. Prospects -- Conclusion.