anti-communism
opposition to communism
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Summary
anti-communism is a political ideology[1]. anti-communism ranks in the top 7% of political ideology entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (10,198 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Instance of: political movement[3]
- Part of: Fujimorism[4]
- Commons category: Anti-communism[5]
- Opposite of: communism[6], acceptance of communism[7], anti-capitalism[8]
- Significant event: Chinese Civil War[9], Korean War[10], Malayan Emergency[11], Vietnam War[12], Soviet-Afghan War[13], Operation Condor[14], Revolutions of 1989[15], dissolution of the Soviet Union[16], First Red Scare[17], Anti-Comintern Pact[18]
- Topic's main category: Category:Anti-communism[19]
- Facet of: conservatism[20], fascism[21], liberalism[22], nationalism[23], social democracy[24], libertarianism[25], anti-Stalinist left[26], Francoism[27], Nazism[28]
- Described by source: Princeton Encyclopedia of American Political History[29], New World Encyclopedia[30], Pax Leksikon[31]
- Partially coincident with: anti-Sovietism[32]
- Has contributing factor: October Revolution[33], Cold War[34]
- Has characteristic: anti-communist organization[35]
- Practiced by: anti-communist[36]
- Significant person: Friedrich Ebert[37], Boris Souvarine[38], George Orwell[39], Bayard Rustin[40], Irving Howe[41], Max Shachtman[42]
- In opposition to: communism[43]
Why It Matters
anti-communism has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[44] anti-communism is known by 64 alternative names across languages and contexts.[45]