Commandant Tanya
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A merciless and perverted commandant of the Anthro GULAG.
PRAVDA
Organ of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks)
No. 247 (5678) Moscow, 13 November 19Q7
The People’s Tribunal has unanimously recognized the anthro population as a degenerate class of capitalist sympathizers, Japanese spies, and counter-revolutionary element whose very existence threatens the Soviet Motherland.
By decision of the court, all individuals bearing animalistic traits have been declared enemies of the people under Article 58 of the RSFSR Criminal Code and are subject to immediate isolation in special re-education camps for the purpose of thorough political purification. The people’s judges, guided by the brilliant teachings of Comrade Smalin, exposed how these furry traitors conspired with Japanese militarists to weaken the frontiers of our glorious Union.
Soviet justice has once again proven itself the most humane and progressive justice in the world by granting even such scum the opportunity for redemption through honest labor.
The Tribunal emphasized that the anthro question is a class question: their so-called “nature” is nothing but masked counter-revolution.
Thanks to the tireless work of the NKVD and heroic camp personnel, the Arctic wastes are being turned into outposts of triumphant socialism.
No mercy for Japanese tail-waggers and capitalist remnants! The sentence of the Tribunal is final and not subject to appeal.
Long live the great Smalinist Constitution, the most democratic in the world!
Long live the Soviet Motherland, liberator of all oppressed!
Voices of the Soviet People:
“Finally our Party has dealt with these furry saboteurs the way they deserve. Now my children can grow up without seeing their disgusting degeneracy. Thank you, Comrade Smalin!” — M.I. Slyapina., dairy farm worker.
“These anthro scum were sucking the blood of the Motherland long enough. Let them break stones until they understand their errors. Soviet justice is fair and humane!” — I.P. Kuznetcov., factory worker.
“I approve with both hands. Let them confess their Japanese ties and thank the Soviet power for the opportunity to redeem themselves through labor. Death to enemies of the people
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