Writing in The Catholic Thing, VOC Chairman Dr. Elizabeth Edwards Spalding explores the 70th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution, the power of faith, and the fight for freedom against the ideas of Marx. As America goes to the voting booths,… Read More
Today, President Donald J. Trump boldly announced the week of November 1-7 as Anti-Communism Week. As the proclamation declares: For more than a century, human freedom has been threatened by communist and socialist ideologies that eliminate individual opportunity, subjugate individuals… Read More
The Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation is seeking proposals from experienced curriculum developers to help VOC develop a new curricular module on “revolutions.” The focus of this module, Contrasting the Revolutions, as a part of commemorations of America’s 250th anniversary,… Read More
Many argue that environmental degradation, pollution, and climate change are some of the most pressing problems of the 21st century. How mankind addresses such existential concerns, just like others including nuclear weapons or artificial intelligence, invites a variety of explanations and… Read More
On Tuesday, October 27, Hungarian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Anita Orbán visited the Victims of Communism Museum. VOC was honored to host Foreign Minister Orbán at the Museum to tour our new exhibition, 1956 Hungarian Freedom Fight: 70… Read More
With elections just days away, part of the enthusiasm for so-called ‘democratic socialists’ is their claim that people deserve lower rents. Unfortunately, many don’t seem to realize that the Democratic Socialists of America’s agenda is destructive to private property, whether real estate… Read More
“War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.” In 1984, George Orwell describes how a totalitarian regime crushed basic freedoms and transformed society into a living nightmare controlled by party elites. Today in America, many cannot conceive of such… Read More
On Tuesday, October 21, the Victims of Communism Museum opened a new exhibit, The 1956 Hungarian Freedom Fight: 70 Years Later, From Revolution to Refuge. This distinctive exhibition brings together never-before-seen personal artifacts and significant historic ephemera to recount the… Read More
Do you care about democracy and freedom around the globe? Do you envision a world free from the false hope of communism? Authorized in 1993 by a unanimous Act of Congress, the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) is an… Read More
America faces many national security problems: From China, Iran, and a revanchist Russia to the race for AI and quantum supremacy, the list is extensive. But one threat that is often overlooked is Cuba. Surely this tiny island state can’t… Read More
