Hitler’s name dominates discussions of tyranny, while figures like Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Ceaușescu, and Lenin often get sidelined—despite orchestrating mass killings, purges, and repression on staggering scales.
This skewed focus stems from Cold War politics, ideological bias, and cultural taboos. Western leftist narratives emphasized National - Socialist crimes (against humanity) while communist crimes against humanity (Like
Kurapaty, Katyn´, Holodomor, etc.) were downplayed or politically inconvenient to highlight. Mao’s famines, Stalin’s gulags, Pol Pot’s genocide—these should be just as central to our collective memory.
It’s not about minimizing Hitler’s evil. It’s about expanding the lens so that
all victims of totalitarian regimes are remembered. Historical honesty demands it.
Always remember: National Socialist
Hitler, together with his Bolshevik ally Stalin, started World War II.
facts. facts. facts. which Muscovites, Marxists and Moscow´s useful idiots hate: