How Stalin starved Ukraine
It was a genocide that Russia continues to cover up to this day
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In Ukraine, it’s become known as “the Holodomor,” meaning “death by starvation.” It was a genocide carried out by a dictator who wanted to keep Ukraine under his control and who would do anything to keep it covered up for decades.
In the 1930s, Soviet leaders under Joseph Stalin engineered a famine that killed millions as they sought to consolidate agricultural power. In Ukraine, they used additional force as they sought to clamp down on a burgeoning Ukrainian national identity. There, at least 4 million died. As hunger spread among residents, Stalin spearheaded a disinformation campaign to hide the truth from other Soviet citizens and the world. So many Ukrainians died that officials had to send people to resettle the area, setting off demographic shifts that last to this day.
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Check out the Holodomor Research and Education Consortium for more information and resources: https://holodomor.ca/
We used the Harvard Great Famine Project’s maps and data for our video: https://gis.huri.harvard.edu/great-famine-project
The English translation of Ukrainian historian Stanislav Kulchytsky’s “The Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine: An Anatomy of the Holodomor” was crucial for context for this piece. https://holodomor.ca/the-famine-of-1932-1933-in-ukraine-an-anatomy-of-the-holodomor-by-stanislav-kulchytsky/
Anne Applebaum’s book, “Red Famine,” was a great resource for understanding this history: https://bookshop.org/books/red-famine-stalin-s-war-on-ukraine/9780804170888?gclid=CjwKCAjwiuuRBhBvEiwAFXKaNAF3Fn5BUJ_pybMM0QSagzVo2pEsLn3Uo4uE2UhL7nHHjTwXCleWlxoCNHAQAvD_BwE
We used photos from Alexander Wienerberger, which are maintained by his great-granddaughter Samara Pearce: https://samarajadea3bb.myportfolio.com/
We also used photos from James Abbe. More info on the photographer can be found here: https://www.jamesabbe.com/
"Ukraine: Histories of Dispossession and Resilience" by Olga Biochak: https://www.megconley.com/hidden-bread-and-hidden-histories/
Chapters
Introduction: 00:00
Before the Famine: 1:24
The Famine: 5:20
The Cover-Up: 10:52
Present Day: 13:27
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In Ukraine, it’s become known as “the Holodomor,” meaning “death by starvation.” It was a genocide carried out by a dictator who wanted to keep Ukraine under his control and who would do anything to keep it covered up for decades.
In the 1930s, Soviet leaders under Joseph Stalin engineered a famine that killed millions as they sought to consolidate agricultural power. In Ukraine, they used additional force as they sought to clamp down on a burgeoning Ukrainian national identity. There, at least 4 million died. As hunger spread among residents, Stalin spearheaded a disinformation campaign to hide the truth from other Soviet citizens and the world. So many Ukrainians died that officials had to send people to resettle the area, setting off demographic shifts that last to this day.
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Check out the Holodomor Research and Education Consortium for more information and resources: https://holodomor.ca/
We used the Harvard Great Famine Project’s maps and data for our video: https://gis.huri.harvard.edu/great-famine-project
The English translation of Ukrainian historian Stanislav Kulchytsky’s “The Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine: An Anatomy of the Holodomor” was crucial for context for this piece. https://holodomor.ca/the-famine-of-1932-1933-in-ukraine-an-anatomy-of-the-holodomor-by-stanislav-kulchytsky/
Anne Applebaum’s book, “Red Famine,” was a great resource for understanding this history: https://bookshop.org/books/red-famine-stalin-s-war-on-ukraine/9780804170888?gclid=CjwKCAjwiuuRBhBvEiwAFXKaNAF3Fn5BUJ_pybMM0QSagzVo2pEsLn3Uo4uE2UhL7nHHjTwXCleWlxoCNHAQAvD_BwE
We used photos from Alexander Wienerberger, which are maintained by his great-granddaughter Samara Pearce: https://samarajadea3bb.myportfolio.com/
We also used photos from James Abbe. More info on the photographer can be found here: https://www.jamesabbe.com/
"Ukraine: Histories of Dispossession and Resilience" by Olga Biochak: https://www.megconley.com/hidden-bread-and-hidden-histories/
Chapters
Introduction: 00:00
Before the Famine: 1:24
The Famine: 5:20
The Cover-Up: 10:52
Present Day: 13:27
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