#19 – The Anti-Humans
The Martyr Made Podcast
The Psychology of Torture in Repressive Regimes
This chapter explores the dark history of torture within the Stalinist regime in Romania, emphasizing its dual role as punishment and a means of psychological manipulation. It details the systematic methods employed to break down victims' identities and faith, particularly focusing on the harrowing experiences of Christian students subjected to re-education in Piteș Prison. Through historical accounts and psychological analysis, the discussion critiques modern perceptions of torture's effectiveness and highlights the brutal tactics used to instill fear and maintain control.
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