Took to capitalism in a big way after the fall of Soviet communism.

During these years, he was also a strong critic of the Soviet communism.

He does feel bad about the appalling waste of lives in Soviet communism.

Soviet Communism was not eliminated, however, but only contained for a generation.

These experiences, however, did not disillusion him with Soviet communism.

As many other right wing intellectuals he was a strong opponent of Soviet communism.

Despite all the transformations, Soviet communism in those years still reflected classic values.

I was interested in the shadow thrown by Soviet communism.

And where is the great book that caused the collapse of Soviet Communism?

Neither free market capitalism nor Soviet Communism have a good record.