Moscow To Mekong: Communist Aggression

Produced: 1950

Length: 37 Minutes

At the height of the Cold War there was no greater ally to the United States than those countries who enjoyed the freedom and prosperity of democracy. Thailand was one such country and produced “Moscow to Mekong: Communist Aggression,” which America then translated and re-released to show the American people how others were fighting against the tyranny of communism. Anti-communist propaganda is put to contrast with the democratic system of Thailand. The shown hardships of communism, like no personal property, no religion, no freedom beyond the thin veil of showy words, are portrayed in great detail, marking the differences between the two forms of government and celebrating the independent nature of all Thai people.