Victims of Communism Remembered

If you find yourself in Paris tomorrow Saturday at 6:00 p.m. in the afternoon, you may want to participate in a demonstration commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall and honoring all those who have perished at the hands of Communism - countless millions. Bernard Antony's Christian association, Chrétienté-Solidarité, has organized this gathering, not only to pay tribute to the legions of lives lost over the past 90 years, but to denounce as well the resurfacing, in various guises, of an ideology that won't die and that has as one of its goals the destruction of Christianity. Here is one of several announcements at his blog:

(...) The Berlin Wall did not fall for everyone. France is the only Western country where the showing of the film Katyn was widely restricted. It is in France that HALDE, the new Cheka in the service of so-called anti-racism and the ideology of gender, operates, endowed with means and tremendous powers. It is also in the French Republic that the party in power - the president's UMP party - signed a shameful agreement with the Chinese Communist Party.

We will demonstrate against that also, side by side with all the speakers and representatives of countries that have been victimized by Communism!

Saturday, November 7, from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Place du Président Edouard Herriot
Paris 7ème (next to the National Assembly)

Note: In addition to the announcements about tomorrow's gathering, Bernard Antony has devoted eight posts to a retrospective of Communism, with special emphasis on how France and Frenchmen were involved, either heroically or as collaborators of the Soviet regime.