counter-revolutionaries

the government harshly suppressed suspected counter-revolutionaries after the failed coup.

during the cultural revolution, many were labeled as counter-revolutionaries and suffered greatly.

the authorities actively sought out and purged suspected counter-revolutionaries from the universities.

the regime accused the dissidents of being counter-revolutionaries working with foreign powers.

historical accounts often portray counter-revolutionaries as enemies of the people.

the trial of the alleged counter-revolutionaries was widely criticized for its lack of due process.

the government used the term "counter-revolutionary" to silence any opposition.

the crackdown on counter-revolutionaries resulted in numerous false accusations and unjust imprisonments.

the propaganda machine demonized counter-revolutionaries to maintain public support.

many innocent individuals were wrongly identified as counter-revolutionaries and persecuted.

the legacy of labeling people as counter-revolutionaries continues to be a source of controversy.