How many people were killed during the Red Terror? The figures differ greatly. Historian Sergei Volkov asserts that in 1917-1922 the Bolsheviks killed up to two million people.

The Red Terror’s legacy of state violence, suspicion of alien “bourgeois” infiltration and conformity through fear became indelible characteristics of Soviet statecraft.

The fezzed and turbaned groups here and there, in red and blue and dirty white costumes, which gathered in fragments of the crops in a lazy Oriental way, took on a new and horrible aspect.

The Weeknd's "Red Terror" video sets a disturbing stop-motion scene preceded by "Open Hearts," both from Abel Tesfaye's new album 'Hurry Up Tomorrow.

The Weeknd‘s “Red Terror” video sets a disturbing stop-motion scene for the track from Hurry Up Tomorrow, Abel Tesfaye’s new album and the ending to the trilogy that began with Dawn FM and ...