The crimes committed under communist regimes have been widely documented and acknowledged. These crimes include: 1. Mass killings: Communist regimes have been responsible for large-scale killings of their own people, often in the name of preserving the revolution or quashing dissent. Examples include the Great Purge under Stalin in the Soviet Union, the Killing Fields in Cambodia under Pol Pot, and the Tiananmen Square Massacre in China. 2. Forced labor and concentration camps: Communist regimes have often used forced labor and concentration camps to control their populations and punish dissenters. Examples include the gulags in the Soviet Union and the Laogai system in China. 3. Purges and persecution of intellectuals: Communist regimes have often targeted intellectuals and others who were perceived as a threat to the regime. This has led to the suppression of academic freedom and the condemnation of intellectualism. 4. Censorship and propaganda: Communist regimes have used censorship and propaganda as a means of controlling the flow of information and shaping public opinion. 5. Socialist planned economies: Socialist planned economies have led to shortages, famines, and economic collapse in many countries that have implemented them.
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