1. mai ja kommunismi ohvrite mälestamine

Catallarchy nimelises blogis on traditsiooniks saanud 1. mail mälestada kommunismi ohvreid ja nii ka tänavu:

Contrary to the promises of ideology, nations whose governments pledged to create a workers’ paradise usually became places of rampant slave labor. The plight of the less fortunate became even less fortunate. Today, we chronicle a small part of their lives.

Blogipidajad on kogunud kümmekond artiklit erinevatelt kirjutajatelt, mis valgustavad kommunistlike reziimide koledusi:

- How Many Did Stalin Really Murder? by guest writer Professor R. J. Rummel
- A Forgotten Odyssey by guest writer Romuald Lipinski
- The Road To Hell Was Paved With Bad Intentions by guest writer Professor Bryan Caplan
- A Different Kind of Soviet Labor Camp: Solzhenitsyn’s The First Circle by guest writer Clara Magram
- In The Proletariat’s Paradise by guest writer Romuald Lipinski
- The Berlin Wall by Randall McElroy
- Trofim Lysenko: Ideology, Power, and the Destruction of Science by Matt McIntosh
- The Treatment Of Homosexuals Under Communism by Rainbough Phillips
- Re-Education In Vietnam by Jonathan Wilde
- The Winter War by Randall McElroy
- Remembrance by Jonathan Wilde

Viited kõigile artiklitele on ilusti koondatud siia.