The Holodomor: 2–7 million dead.
The Gulag: 1.5 million dead.
One year after its opening, many still don’t recognize the extent of the horrors documented in the Victims of Communism Museum.
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The Solovki prison camp on the Solovetsky Islands in the White Sea, 1927-1928.
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The Holodomor: 2–7 million dead.
The Gulag: 1.5 million dead.

About the Author
Richard M. Reinsch II is the editor-in-chief of Civitas Outlook, an online journal published by the Civitas Institute at the University of Texas at Austin.
About the Author
Paul Zepeda is an administrative assistant at the Kenneth B. Simon Center for American Studies at the Heritage Foundation.
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The Holodomor: 2–7 million dead.
The Gulag: 1.5 million dead.

About the Author
Richard M. Reinsch II is the editor-in-chief of Civitas Outlook, an online journal published by the Civitas Institute at the University of Texas at Austin.
About the Author
Paul Zepeda is an administrative assistant at the Kenneth B. Simon Center for American Studies at the Heritage Foundation.
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