Victims of Communism and Their Persecutors

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Comment by Gabriel Gherasim on June 22, 2011 at 1:41pm

Victims of Communism and Their Persecutors attempts to analyze from a mediator’s, facilitator’s and negotiator’s perspective the Communist crimes in terms of emotions, intentions, actions and reasons, with both the victims’ and the perpetrators’ testimony, of what is commonly called in Europe the Red Holocaust, with particular focus on Romania. It goes to the sources of intergroup conflicts, its cognitive factors, its implications for understanding and will make some recommendations for compensatory resolutions.

It does that by presenting an overview of several micro and macro-level approaches to understanding the origins, the nature and the dynamics of this conflict, as well as, of possible healing. It details several psychological, social, economical, political, systematic, and cultural perspectives that have led to and are still making innocent victims, from Cuba to China, in the name of Marxism and of the Communist Party.