For decades, Western education has framed the 20th century’s great moral tragedy as singular: the Holocaust.
What is rarely discussed (often entirely omitted) is that another mass campaign of extermination and repression unfolded alongside it, lasting far longer and claiming millions of victims.
This time, the target was Christianity itself.
The Bolshevik War on Christianity
Following the Russian Revolution of 1917, the Bolshevik regime, with an 84% Jewish leadership. launched an explicit, state-driven campaign to eradicate Christianity.
Under Lenin and later Stalin:
40,000 churches were burned down
Thousands of priests, monks, and nuns were executed
Millions of Christians were imprisoned, exiled, or sent to concentration camps
Christian education was outlawed
Public worship was criminalized
Christianity was portrayed as an enemy of the state
The Bolshevik regime did not merely suppress Christianity, it attempted to erase it entirely.
The Forbidden Questions
The United States claims to be a Christian nation, so why do they only teach kids about the Jewish holocaust?
Why don’t they teach children that ‘concentration camps’ were first used by the Bolsheviks, against Christians?
Why did the U.S. ally with Stalin, fully aware of his mass murder campaigns, forced famines, gulags, and his war on Christianity?
Why don’t they teach children about the Holodomor, where 7 million Ukrainians were killed, most of whom were Christian?
Let me know in the comments if you were aware of this Holocaust against Christians.
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