Past & Present Crimes

Today, in Russia, is The Remembrance Day for the Victims of Political Repression (Russian: День памяти жертв политических репрессий.)

It was observed by the Soviet Union from October 30, 1991 until the USSR Collapsed on December 26, 1991.

It has been observed by the Russian Federation since December 27, 1991.

Initially it only dealt with remembering the innocent Men, Women and Children in the Soviet Union from 1917-1991 and in all the Eastern European Countries that the USSR occupied from 1945-1991 that the Soviet Communists falsely imprisoned, tortured, deported to Gulags and murdered.

It is estimated that the Soviet Communists murdered 15.6 Million Innocent Men, Women and Children in the USSR alone. That number doesn’t include the Millions upon Millions of Soviet Citizens that were imprisoned and lived or the Millions upon Millions of Eastern Europeans living under Soviet Occupation that were imprisoned and lived or imprisoned and murdered.  

Since February 2022, the day also remembers the Innocent Men, Women and Children in Russia that are actively and publicly protesting the Ethnic Cleansing being done by Putin, the Russian Zs and the Russian People in Ukraine and being sent to Forced Labor Penal Colonies for 15 years.

It also remembers the Innocent Men, Women and Children in Ukraine that are being imprisoned, tortured, deported from Ukraine to Re-Education Camps inside Russia and murdered by the Russian Occupation Forces.

It is estimated that the Russians have murdered 29,125 Ukrainian Civilians since February 2022 (including in several Massacres with their bodies dumped in Mass Graves like at Bucha and Izium.)

It is estimated that the Russians have forcibly deported 402,000 Ukrainians from Ukraine and sent them to Re-Education Camps inside the Russian Federation (including at least 84,000 Ukrainian Children without their Parents.)

The Russians (whether they were once called Soviet Citizens or currently Russian Citizens) have a long history of Torture, Forced Deportation, Ethnic Cleansing and Murder of Innocent Men, Women and Children.

Today, may be a Remembrance Day inside Russia (although it is officially banned by Putin – since he has been committing the crimes since 2000) it is important for everyone (especially Non-Russians) to know and understand what the Russians did in the past as well as what they are currently doing today: Torturing, Deporting and Murdering Innocent Civilians.