By Charles Turk(August 24, 2005) – Until May 8, the realities of Bolshevik brutalities suffered a 60-year denial in terms of Eastern Europe. However, on May 8, President Bush was quoted as saying “the captivity of millions in Central and Eastern Europe will be remembered as one of the greatest wrongs of history.” This long-overdue acknowledgment is an understatement. In tiny Hungary alone, with a mere 9 million people, 600,000 innocents were deported to forced labor in the Soviet Union... Read more