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N Notorious communist tactics of the past

Lenin and Stalin were the bloodiest representatives of communism,
and both were against religion with a very strong language, as com-
munism requires. Lenin killed 200,000 priests for the sake of installing

communism in Soviet Russia, as well as oppressing millions of Chris-
tians, destroying thousands of churches and even converting some of
these into museums of atheism. Stalin followed in Lenin's footsteps and
said this about religion:

We carry on and will continue to carry on propa-

ganda against religious prejudices. … The Party
cannot be neutral towards religion and does con-
duct anti-religious propaganda against all
and every religious prejudice… 21

Astonishingly, that same Stalin who
spoke of the need to employ anti-reli-
gious propaganda against all faiths
also signed an accord with the
Russian Orthodox Church
in the first years of the
Second World War. Permis-
sion was given for tens of
thousands of churches to

reopen and for the recon-

Lenin and Stalin were the
bloodiest communist leaders
ever. The small pictures show
people slaughtered by these
two dictators.
Öcalan declares he will follow
the same path, by saying, "I am
the Lenin of this century".

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