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-'''[[Mass killings under Communist regimes]]''' is a common symptom of [[Communist]]-run states. By far the most bloody and murderous communist regime by the sheer numbers of people murdered was the [[Soviet Union]] that killed nearly 61,000,000 people. [[Joseph Stalin]], the [[USSR]]'s most notorious dictator, is responsible for almost 43,000,000 of these murders.[https://hawaii.edu/powerkills/COM.ART.HTM]  Communist regimes sometimes kill people outside of the control of their regime as evidenced by the tragic Soviet attack on a commercial airliner, [[Korean Airlines Flight 007]], over international waters near Sakhalin Island on September 1, 1983 which killed 269 civilians, including a sitting U.S. Congressman, [[Larry McDonald]].
-==References==
-. https://hawaii.edu/powerkills/COM.ART.HTM
-==See Also==
-[[Communism]]
-[[Category:Communists]]
-[[Category:Mass Murderers]]
-[[Category:Dictators]]
-[[Category:Totalitarianism]]
-[[Category:Soviet Union]]
-[[Category:Russian History]]
-[[Category:Marxism]]
-[[Category:Soviet Leaders]]
-[[Category:Atheists]]
-[[Category:Police State]]
-[[Category:Cold War]]
-[[Category:Terrorists]]