Murderous Marxism

By: Johnson, William

The most dangerous ideology of the modern age did not die with Cold War - it has reemerged.

In Murderous Marxism, historian William Johnson exposes suppressed truths of communism's century of terror and its modern return in cultural Marxism and wokeness.

Using The Black Book of Communism, Venona Files, The Mitrokhin Archive, and declassified Soviet records, the author reveals how Marxism, Lenin, and communist theory evolved from Das Kapital, Karl Marx capital, and The Communist Manifesto into the deadliest political experiment in history, responsible for over 100 million deaths across the Soviet Union, Mao's China, North Korea, Cambodia, and beyond.

Through meticulous research and sharp storytelling, Johnson reveals: Exposes the violent reality of communism, revealing Lenin's revolution and Stalin's famine, with hidden horrors such as impalement, gassing, and mass executions ignored in classic literature and Marxism.Reveals the true scale of communism's death toll, surpassing world wars and the transatlantic slave trade, often minimized in Marxism, Lenin's revolution, and classic books.Draws clear parallels between 20th-century Marxism and modern cultural Marxism, from classroom indoctrination to social media control shaping public thought.Explains how totalitarian communism reappears under modern labels like equity, wokeness, and DEI, still selling utopia while steadily eroding liberty and free thought.Presents firsthand testimonies and declassified intelligence revealing global communist expansion, from Moscow to Managua, Maoist China, and Castro's Cuba shaped by Marxism and Lenin's revolution.

Murderous Marxism is more than a history book - it is a warning for societies. In clear language, it connects Marx, Marxism, and state and revolution ideology with today's ideological divide, showing why such lessons must never be forgotten.

For readers of 1984, The Gulag Archipelago, Live Not by Lies, Witness, and books on dictatorship, this work reshapes understanding of power.

If you value freedom, truth, and principles of communism critique, this book changes how you see the world modern.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1970563257
• ISBN13: 9781970563252
• Release Date: November 2025
• Publisher: Hemingway Publishers
• Length: 324 Pages
• Weight: 0.96 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"