The Pathway

Donated anonymously

Donated by Laszlo Sonkodi

Donated by Dale Bossert

Donated by Henry Lyatsky
In memory of my father, who saved me from life under Communism and gave me a chance at freedom. He taught me to think for myself, see the truth through expedient lies, and know it when people do evil.

Donated by Roy Eappen
 

Donated by Robert Colborne
 

Donated by Ron and Mary Galagan
 In memory of the many murdered victims of Communism.

Donated by John Duncan
 Dedicated to James Alan Duncan.
"He is a free man."

Donated by Ron Quigley
 

Donated by Canadian Polish Congress
 

Donated by Ferenc Marko
In memory of Palffy Fidel, a victim of totalitarian Communism.

Donated by Wilhelmina Sullivan
 

Donated by Dawn McShee
 

Donated by Alex Atamanenko
Although many in my family both in Russia and in Ukraine suffered under Communism, I would like to dedicate this tribute to my grandfather, Rafael Voetsky. Rev. Rafael Voetsky was a Russian Orthodox military chaplain at the outbreak of the revolution. He was taken at gunpoint from his wife and five children never to be seen from again. My grandmother and her children had to flee her community of Nikolaevsk on the Amur in order to escape a similar fate.

Donated by Taylor Train
 

Donated by Guntis Liepins
In memory of the past and current victims of Communism.

Donated by Janis Bilinskis
 

Donated by Roy Eappen
 

Donated anonymously
 

Donated by Vitezslava Plsek
In memory of my husband, Vlastimil, who spent over 11 years in a Communist concentration camp and was forced to work in uranium mines in Jachymov in what was then Czechoslovakia. I hope that the memorial to victims of totalitarian Communism will also wake up all of those people who still think that Communism is good.

Donated by Homer Keng Soon
 

Donated by Steven Smith
 

Donated by Yushun Wu
 

Donated by Roy Eappen
 

Donated anonymously
 

Donated by Latvian Relief Society of Canada
 

Donated anonymously
 

Donated anonymously
To the memory of victims from Latvia

Donated by Latvian National Federation in Canada
In memory of those who were lost on the path of torture in the Soviet Gulag.

To the starving men who fell by the roadsides.

To the mothers who held their frozen children in their arms.

To the children whose souls were gathered by God in the vastness of Siberia.

 To the heroes who sacrificed their lives so that Latvia would be a free and democratic country.

 Let the world know the price we have paid for our right to exist as a nation.

Donated by Milan Schiller
 

Donated by Latvian Relief Society of Canada, Sudbury Branch
 

Donated by Dong Xin
 

Donated by Sheng Xin
 

Donated anonymously
 

Donated by James McIntosh
May we never forget the evil inherent in communism.

Donated by Janis & Irene Ezergailis
In memory of Oskars Ezergailis, who was deported to Siberia.

Donated by Robert & Marusia Foster
For the millions of Ukrainians who died in the forced famine, the Holodomor, 1932-33.

Donated anonymously
 

Donated by Roy Eappen
In memory of the millions murdered in the name of the evil that is Communism.

Donated by Mara Sava
For the people in communist countries, like Cuba, who are at this very moment in prison for their ideas and wishes for freedom.

Donated by George Sava
For my brother, Titi, who fled Romania in 1986, swimming across the Danube, to seek freedom in the West.

Donated by George Sava
For my father, Leon, who was badly beaten by the Romanian communists in 1962, in order to force him to surrender his land.

Donated by Latvian Relief Society of Canada, Toronto Branch
In thanks to the Latvian soldiers who, in WWII, sacrificed their lives in the attempt to prevent the occupation of Latvia by the Soviet Red Army.

Donated by Carolyn Foster
In honour of Alexander Solzhenitsyn.