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The NationWashington - Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a group of historians and survivors is working to continue the fight against communism using the internet.Organizers of the new online Global Museum on Communism will webcast the launch of their site from Washington into communist nations at 7:30 pm (2330 GMT) Tuesday from a reception at the Romanian ambassador's residence.
"We will be streaming through the internet into China, Vietnam and Cuba," Lee Edwards, chairman of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, told the German Press Agency dpa in a telephone interview.
Donors include some Eastern European governments, private foundations and nearly 1,000 individual contributors.
The non-profit foundation works to educate "this generation and future generations about the history, philosophy and legacy of communism," including its estimated 100 million civilian fatalities, possibly more, according to its website.
Edwards cited new technology that will allow the webcast to "overcome the Great Firewalls of China."
The same "firewall-busting" protocols recently helped another group, Initiatives for China, to conduct a 30-day online forum for people in China to freely discuss the advancement of democracy in their country over the internet, said Jim Geheran, director of the group's Washington office.
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