The Children of History’s Great Villains Jonathon Van Maren March 27, 2024 How do they cope with having a last name synonymous in the minds of millions with breathtaking evil?
Winter Memories of History’s Most Consequential Anti-Communist Phillip Linderman March 15, 2024 Ronald Reagan knew how to be a great president.
Lessons From Hungary’s Transition Jorge González-Gallarza February 28, 2024 Hungary’s break with communism remains an instructive case study for transitioning regimes worldwide.
The Perennial Problem of Russian Political Culture Filip Mazurczak February 24, 2024 Historian Richard Pipes argued that Russia is firmly rooted in an imperialist and authoritarian tradition.
Italy Remembers the Foibe Álvaro Peñas February 19, 2024 Until the Day of Remembrance was instituted in 2004, the Italian victims of communist aggression were dismissed and forgotten.
The Past Must Be Proclaimed Rajmund Fekete February 16, 2024 The House of Terror Museum challenges the leftists’ monopoly over the past, the present, and—ultimately—the future.
Lenin’s Legacy Jake Welch January 21, 2024 Lenin created one of the most brutal, destructive, and barbaric totalitarian regimes ever.
Worsening Situation in Cuba Sees Dictatorship Crack Down, Economy Crumble Bridget Ryder January 18, 2024 Human rights advocates accuse the EU of continuing to support the regime.
Pope’s “Common Dreams” With Marxists Denies Persecution Nightmare Rod Dreher January 11, 2024 The pope’s ten predecessors knew that Marxism was radically incompatible with Catholicism.
What Tuđman Can Teach Us About Orbán’s Future Matija Štahan December 13, 2023 After Tuđman’s death, Croatian patriotic enthusiasm was very quickly exposed to scorn and stigmatization.
