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Global Museum on Communism - Dedicated to 100 million victims of communism worldwide .
The Global Museum on Communism is the first museum on the Internet dedicated to telling the complete story of communism. Our foundation works to honor the more than one hundred million victims of communist regimes while educating the public about communism’s crimes against humanity and the heroes who successfully resisted it.
Phase One: Memorializing the Victims
Our efforts to remember and honor the victims of communism worldwide were realized with the dedication of the Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington, DC on June 12, 2007. (....) The memorial will be commemorated on June 12 each year.
Phase Two: Educating the Public
Informing people about communism is crucial in establishing justice for the victims and preventing its resurgence.
Studies and surveys reveal an astounding public ignorance about communism worldwide. This is especially the case with younger people who have not been taught about communism. Building awareness of how communism victimized and enslaved countless millions of people in the past and revealing how its tyranny survives today will forestall its return.
Our project to educate this generation and the next about communism utilizes the latest technologies to create an engaging online learning experience in a readily acceptable medium and style.
Creating an international portal on the internet will provide an online “meeting place” for scholars, researchers and activists to interact and build their educational competence. The international portal will connect communities around the world in a common educational mission.
Global Museum on Communism - Dedicated to 100 million victims of communism worldwide .
The Global Museum on Communism is the first museum on the Internet dedicated to telling the complete story of communism. Our foundation works to honor the more than one hundred million victims of communist regimes while educating the public about communism’s crimes against humanity and the heroes who successfully resisted it.
Phase One: Memorializing the Victims
Our efforts to remember and honor the victims of communism worldwide were realized with the dedication of the Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington, DC on June 12, 2007. (....) The memorial will be commemorated on June 12 each year.
Phase Two: Educating the Public
Informing people about communism is crucial in establishing justice for the victims and preventing its resurgence.
Studies and surveys reveal an astounding public ignorance about communism worldwide. This is especially the case with younger people who have not been taught about communism. Building awareness of how communism victimized and enslaved countless millions of people in the past and revealing how its tyranny survives today will forestall its return.
Our project to educate this generation and the next about communism utilizes the latest technologies to create an engaging online learning experience in a readily acceptable medium and style.
Creating an international portal on the internet will provide an online “meeting place” for scholars, researchers and activists to interact and build their educational competence. The international portal will connect communities around the world in a common educational mission.