Wadley, AL, Estados Unidos : American Textbook Committee, 1990.

534 p. ; 24 cm.

If Communism should modify its aggressive and expansive behavior, begin to recede, and otherwise become much less of a threat and danger, as there are some signs it made do, what is told and recorded in this book would take on more the character of a nightmare that the unadorned history that it is. However that may go, a good case ca be made that the onset and spread of Communism in this century has been nightmare-like. It is hard to believe in broad daylight with the sun shining brightly that the tyrannies born of Communism, with their accompanying brutalities, atrocities, hardship, and human deprivation could have take place. Could men have bee so fanatically attached to the ideology, or to the power which the profession of it brought, that they would use the force at their command to impose it on many hundreds of millions of people? The answer is yes and yes, but what has happened is not more readily grasped for all that.

Notas, glosario y bibliografía : p. 483-511.