The commie death album

[D.O.A.]

S-21 was a secret prison operated by the Pol Pot regime in the capital city of Phnom Penh from mid-1975 through the end of 1978. Individuals accused of treason, along with their families, were brought to S-21 where they were photographed upon arrival. They were tortured until they confessed to whatever crime their captors charged them with, and then executed. The prisoners' photographs and completed confessions formed dossiers that were submitted to Khmer Rouge authorities, so that proof of the elimination of "traitors" was established. Of the 14,200 people imprisoned at S-21, which held between 1,000 and 1,500 at any one time, only 7 are know to have survived. After Phnom Penh was liberated by the Vietnamese Army in 1979, S-21 was transformed into The Tuol Sleng Museum of Genocide

[D.O.A.]

1919 - 1945 metai Maskovija (Rusija), Ukraina, Kinija, Sibiro tautelės, Lenkija, Ukraina, Latvija, Estija, Lietuva ... .

Incredibly, the crimes of Communism have yet to receive a fair and just assessment from both historical and moral viewpoints. This web site attempts to study Communism with a focus on its criminal dimensions, in both the central regions of Communist rule and the farthest reaches of the globe. Some will say that most of these crimes were actions conducted in accordance with a system of law that was enforced by the regimes' official institutions, which were recognized internationally and whose heads of state continued to be welcomed with open arms. But was this not the case with Nazism as well? The crimes we shall expose are to be judged not by the standards of Communist regimes, but by the unwritten code of the natural laws of humanity.

Russian (under communists) top official Zinoviev stated: "Without mercy, without sparing, we will kill our enemies in scores of hundreds. Let them be thousands; let them drown themselves in their own blood. For the blood of Lenin and Uritzky, Zinoviev and Vólodarsky, let there be floods of the blood of the bourgeoisie-more blood! As much as possible!" (Krasnaya Gazeta, Sept. 1, 1918?).

[Danali]

Those are as bad as the Holocaust.

[D.O.A.]

Originally Posted by Danali

Those are as bad as the Holocaust.

Indeed so.

[Danali]

Nice collection! I had heard many of these "history stories" but had never seen any pictures of them. The images really bring those stories to life, which is very gruesome.

[tirebiter]

i hate commies...almost as much as hippies. Thanks for those DOA.

[aRyan]

Quote from Scarface: "I kill communists for fun.. but for a green card? I gunna carve him up real nice, you tell your boys in Miami"

[Guillotine]

Originally Posted by D.O.A.

I've got the stick in the ass in high resolution, give me some minutes

[Nth RooCH]

Man! Where do I sign for THAT holiday camp?!

[GrimGrin]

That's a pretty intense set. I've seen that "Security of Regulation" before and it still gives me a chill. Translation: "No matter what you do or say, you'll end up a mutilated corpse. Accept that now."

[GAZ]

5 *

[Pamela]

fuck, that remembers me the military gobernment of my country... fuck pinochet!!!

[Opium]

Truly awesome set. I've never seen any of those before and thank you for sharing. Gives one pause, to say the least.

[whiskeyskip]

Thanks for the pics DOA. God what a screwed up world we live in.

[KELDRY]

Fantasic set sir.
I always wondered where the crusifix type picture was from.
Thank you.