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How Soviet Political Propaganda Inspired the Russiagate Hoax?
The Cold War’s shadow never really went away. Soviet political propaganda is still a part of current political stories. The Soviet Union’s secret police used it to manipulate how people saw things, but it has since become a model for modern-day misinformation tactics. One of the most obvious instances of
How Lenin Used Terror To Shape Communism?
To understand how Communism grew in the early 1900s, you need to examine the violent methods adopted by Vladimir Lenin and his Bolshevik Party. The founding of the Soviet Union was not a peaceful workers’ revolution; it was based on planned bloodshed, mass repression, and psychological manipulation. Understanding the history
The Chilling Truth About Stalin’s Secret Police and the Purge
In the late 1930s, Stalin’s secret police scared people so much that they were more scared of their government than any other administration in history. This dreaded organization that worked directly for Joseph Stalin oversaw the Great Purge, which was one of the greatest political crackdowns in contemporary history. Stalin
From KGB Lies to Russiagate: A History of Deceit
The Cold War‘s sadness still impacts us now. Lies, propaganda, and psychological warfare have been a common element throughout these eras, whether it was espionage during the Cold War or the Russian collusion hoax. The way people Russiagatepread false information on the internet now is much the same as how
Points to Ponder: Crime in the USSR & USA
Authorities within the former Soviet Union were notorious for making outlandish claims about the superiority of communism over capitalism. One such false claim was that the Soviet Union was crime-free. Authorities asserted that communism met the needs of the people, so crime was unnecessary. On the same token, the Soviets
What Made Joseph Stalin: Nature, Nurture, or Something More?
Early Life and Family Background Joseph Stalin’s biography (1879–1953), the totalitarian dictator of the Soviet Union, raises the question: was he a ruthless mass murderer by nature or nurture? Or were there other factors that created this communist autocrat? Joseph Stalin was born Josif Djugashvili to a Georgian peasant family
Greatest Political Books Every Political Student Should Read
We always receive lots of emails for the recommendation of the greatest political books. You may also be reading a plethora of politics books that flood the market. However, only a few have authentic content and are written without any agenda in mind. Some of the great political books that
China Cultural Revolution: Rise and Ruin of the Red Guards
Author William Johnson, in his Murderous Marxism book, narrates the history of communism, authoritarian regimes, and their horrors, all historians have been hiding. He sheds light on the brutality of the China Cultural Revolution and the Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution that will shock you to the core. William
Inside Stalin’s Cult of Personality and the Cost of Soviet Collectivization
The world’s political history is full of injustice and bloodshed, and author William Johnson has shed light on it. We are here to walk you through deep inside Stalin’s cult of personality and his Soviet Union, where speaking truth was considered treason and to survive, one had to keep silence,
Cuba’s Dark Paradise: The Romanticized Revolution That Destroyed Freedom
On November 25, 2016, Fidel Castro, the infamous communist revolutionary leader of Cuba, died. His funeral was expected to be a grand state affair—but in a moment of poetic symbolism, the military jeep carrying his ashes broke down midway through the procession. Soldiers were forced to push the vehicle, a
Inside Stalin’s Russia: Where Truth Was Treason and Silence Was Survival
In Murderous Marxism, William Johnson lifts the veil on one of history’s most brutal regimes—not with dry statistics, but with piercing clarity and moral urgency. His chapter on Stalin’s Soviet Union transports the reader to a world where truth was outlawed, fear was weaponized, and silence was the only way
China’s Cultural Revolution: How Mao’s Utopia Became a Bloodbath
In his searing exposé Murderous Marxism, author William Johnson dissects one of the bloodiest ideological campaigns of the 20th century: Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution. Far from being a noble effort to advance equality, the movement became a ten-year reign of terror that tore China apart. Between 1966 and 1976, Mao
About The Author
William Johnson is a historian and a political author who wrote Murderous Marxism to show the dangers and violence caused by communist regimes. He also warns about modern political ideas he believes are influenced by Marxism in his book.
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