One can never damn the revisionists of the USSR or the European "communist" parties of the post world war 2 era enough. Their cowardice, intellectual feebleness and corruption delivered a victory to the imperialists that they could never have won otherwise.

Portraits of Marshals Konev, Zhukov, Stalin and Vasilevsky (left to right) in Berlin, May 1945

"Old Warrior", drawing by Gennady Dobrov, 1970s.
Mikhail Kazankov, a veteran of three wars (Russo-Japanese War, First World War and Great Patriotic War), is depicted on the drawing.

🚨 Prisoners' Media Office:
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Following the execution of the father, Ahmad Sarhan, this morning in the city of Khan Younis in southern Gaza by the occupation’s special forces, the occupation has abducted his wife and their 12-year-old son, Mohammad Sarhan, and transferred them to an unknown location.

While announcing a total victory over the invading Ukrainian forces in Kursk, Russia’s military chief of staff included information about the involvement and heroic actions of a brigade of north Korean soldiers in the operation.

https://thecommunists.org/2025/05/01/news/general-gerasimov-russia-victory-in-kursk/

Lies concerning the History of the Soviet Union – The Stalin Society
https://stalinsociety.net/?p=428

On this day, 21 May 1941, a strike began of actors in Norway against Nazi occupation. Many actors, who were unwilling to perform after the Nazis took over broadcasting, had previously signed a secret pledge to go on strike if any artist was fired for political reasons. Six actors refused to work on the radio when ordered to by Nazi authorities including Tore Segelcke, Lillemor von Hanno, Gerda Ring and Elisabeth Gording (pictured, clockwise from top left).
On May 21 they were summoned to Oslo police HQ for interrogation, and all had their work permits revoked. That evening, workers walked out, shutting down every theatre in the capital. By the following day, the strike had spread to Bergen and Trondheim. The Gestapo began threatening the actors, but they voted overwhelmingly to continue the strike. On May 24, German authorities gave an ultimatum to the workers, and began arresting union representatives. But even after this, and being threatened with the death penalty, the strike continued for five weeks.
In the wake of the dispute, the Nazis decided to take complete control of theatres, but the general public had no interest in fascist "entertainment" and so boycotted them.

Working Class History

Iran’s Mega Railway Nears Completion

The multi-billion dollar Chabahar-Zahedan railway is set to connect Central Asia, Afghanistan, and Russia to the Indian Ocean, reshaping regional trade routes.

Iranian engineers constructed 100 tunnels to navigate the challenging terrain.

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"The American way of establishing trade relations." Caricature by Boris Efimov, criticizing U.S. restrictions on Britain's trade with socialist countries. (1957)

"Soviet Leader Comrade Lenin", drawing by Tao Lengyue, circa 1950s

Legendary American boxer Muhammad Ali at the Moscow Institute of Physical Education, 1978. Photo by Vladimir Vyatkin.

Glassblower (Factory "Lights in Dagestan"), painting by Ivan Drozdov, 1926