Unveiling the Horrors of the Soviet Regime

This chapter delves deep into dissecting the roots of terror under the Soviet Union, shifting focus from blaming Stalin to Lenin for the atrocities committed. It narrates chilling accounts of people living in constant fear of being arrested or disappearing in the night, showcasing the arbitrary and ruthless nature of the state's actions. The discussion also highlights the similarities between Nazism and communism in terms of seeking absolute control and the elimination of enemies through a single leader model.