The God of the Gulag, Vol 2, Martyrs in an Age of Secularism

Set in the late 1950s, the narrative explores the evolution of communist rule in Russia, focusing on the shift from overt violence to more systematic repression. The book examines the enduring ambition of communism to establish a classless society under Party leadership, highlighting the crucial role of intimidation and the secret police in maintaining control. It also delves into the regime's ongoing hostility toward religion, illustrating how contempt for faith remains a core element of the communist agenda.