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There are many key points people need to learn to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in the Holodomor genocide.

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There are many key points people need to learn to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in the Holodomor genocide.

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In Holodomor millions of people died. Understanding how each side felt can help with commemorating the lives lost. The Soviet Union feared their crimes becoming known, the victims feared everyday for their families lives, other countries feared intervening for the risk of starting a war. Understanding this will allow people to respectfully commemorate Holodomor and pay tribute to those victims involved.

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With everything in mind, people need to learn about how the world reacted to Holodomor, how the victims felt, and how the Perpetrators tried to hide their crimes in order to be able to respectfully honor the Holodomor genocide.

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With everything in mind, people need to learn about how the world reacted to Holodomor, how the victims felt, and how the Perpetrators tried to hide their crimes in order to be able to respectfully honor the Holodomor genocide.

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The U.S. responded to Holodomor in a Isolationist, pacifistic way.

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The U.S. responded to Holodomor in a Isolationist, pacifistic way.

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The Soviet Union hid the suffering of Ukraine by elimentating any memory of the Famine,  killing anyone who disagreed, and tricking the foreign press.

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The Soviet Union hid the suffering of Ukraine by elimentating any memory of the Famine,  killing anyone who disagreed, and tricking the foreign press.

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All in all, the people of Ukraine viewed the intentional famine as an attack on their people

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All in all, the people of Ukraine viewed the intentional famine as an attack on their people

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There are many key points people need to learn to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in the Holodomor genocide.

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There are many key points people need to learn to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in the Holodomor genocide.

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Citations in Google Docs (Only Accessible by BPS 101 people)

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Citations in Google Docs (Only Accessible by BPS 101 people)

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JR_grQJGNJDmwCghOpgQPfYyAjIlVOo1IRpaxZOmsFw/edit?usp=sharing

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In November 1932, Franklin D. Roosevelt wins the U.S. presidential election over Herbert Hoover.

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Hitler ran for Chancellor of Germany in July 1932. He won and would later cause WWII and the Holocaust.

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The U.S. responded to Holodomor in a similar way of the Western World.

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The U.S. responded to Holodomor in a similar way of the Western World.

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The History Place claims, "Outside the Soviet Union, governments of the West adopted a passive attitude toward the famine, although most of them had become aware of the true suffering in the Ukraine through confidential diplomatic channels. In November 1933, the United States, under its new president, Franklin D. Roosevelt, even chose to formally recognized Stalin's Communist government and also negotiated a sweeping new trade agreement. The following year, the pattern of denial in the West culminated with the admission of the Soviet Union into the League of Nations." This quote shows how the U.S. was still practicing Isolationism and did not want to instigate a war with the Soviet Union. They were more concerned about problems at home, especially being at the end of the Great Depression.

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People desperate for food during Holodomor would try to steal from the piles of food, barely guarded by the GPU. This boy is carrying a bag of stolen potatoes, most likely back to his family.

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Ukraine is a small country which borders Russia, Poland, Hungry, Romania, and a couple more contries. During Holodomor, Ukraine was under control of the Soviet Union.

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Sights like these were common during Holodomor. People struggled not just to feed themselves but their children too. Since children have a higher metabolism, they would usually die of starvation first.

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Finally, on page 168 of the book Red Famine it reads, “In a private letter to a colleague, he wrote of “openly counter-revolutionary attacks: on the peasantry: ‘The searches are usually conducted at night, and they search fiercely, dead seriously. There is a village just on the border with Romania where not a single house has not had its stove destroyed.’”

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Finally, on page 168 of the book Red Famine it reads, “In a private letter to a colleague, he wrote of “openly counter-revolutionary attacks: on the peasantry: ‘The searches are usually conducted at night, and they search fiercely, dead seriously. There is a village just on the border with Romania where not a single house has not had its stove destroyed.’”

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This shows how the people of Ukraine have been punished by Stalin's secret police. They can't even have a stove. These acts make the people of Ukraine dislike the Soviet Union. They did not want to even be part of the Soviet Union in the first place.

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Next, the author of Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine exhorts, “Ovcharenko was simultaneously accused in December 1932 of having ‘organized a sectarian group’ in the past as posedly, he had been overheard asking, ‘Why do we need these plans? Who has the right to collect our grain and leave us to starve? We won’t hand over our grain…’” 

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Next, the author of Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine exhorts, “Ovcharenko was simultaneously accused in December 1932 of having ‘organized a sectarian group’ in the past as posedly, he had been overheard asking, ‘Why do we need these plans? Who has the right to collect our grain and leave us to starve? We won’t hand over our grain…’” 

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This quote shows how people living in Ukraine knew what was going on and were tired of it. They were wanting to refuse to give up their grain but they knew that if they did not give up their grain, they would give up their lives.

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Lastly, On page 43 of the book The Most Evil Dictators in History reads,”A brutal despot, Stalin thought nothing of eliminating all those he thought posed a threat to his regime and even rewrote history books and tampered with photographs in order to eliminate all trace of those who dared to oppose him.”

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Lastly, On page 43 of the book The Most Evil Dictators in History reads,”A brutal despot, Stalin thought nothing of eliminating all those he thought posed a threat to his regime and even rewrote history books and tampered with photographs in order to eliminate all trace of those who dared to oppose him.”

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This quote shows that if you disagreed with Stalin, basically your dead. By killing people who thought differently and by tampering with photographs and books, Stalin was effectively able to control the view of his people and the outside world.

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The website The History Place claims, “The people simply refused to become cogs in the Soviet farm machine and remained stubbornly determined to return to their pre-Soviet farming lifestyle. Some refused to work at all, leaving the wheat and oats to rot in unharvested fields. Once again, they were placing themselves in conflict with Stalin.”

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The website The History Place claims, “The people simply refused to become cogs in the Soviet farm machine and remained stubbornly determined to return to their pre-Soviet farming lifestyle. Some refused to work at all, leaving the wheat and oats to rot in unharvested fields. Once again, they were placing themselves in conflict with Stalin.”

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This quote explains how the people of Ukraine did not want to just give in to the USSR. They did not want to be pushed around anymore and some of them refused to give up grain. As a result, they were directly contradicting Stalin, putting them into a world of hurt.

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Second, On page 211 of the book Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine reads, ”In the account of the case Pykal was quoted telling his fellow farmers not to hand over grain: ‘This year Soviet authorities are going to take all of our bread, we will all collapse from hunger if we give away our bread.’ At the same time, the police noted that Pykal had been a ‘commander of a unit during the peasant uprising’ a decade earlier. He was arrested…”

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Second, On page 211 of the book Red Famine: Stalin’s War on Ukraine reads, ”In the account of the case Pykal was quoted telling his fellow farmers not to hand over grain: ‘This year Soviet authorities are going to take all of our bread, we will all collapse from hunger if we give away our bread.’ At the same time, the police noted that Pykal had been a ‘commander of a unit during the peasant uprising’ a decade earlier. He was arrested…”

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This quote demonstrates how Stalin would basically arrest anyone that was against his ideals. This allowed him to force everyone into one view point of "We are all happy. There is no famine because of our wonderful leader!". With everyone in this view point, it made it easier for Stalin to hide his crimes from the media and the outside world.

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First, The article  by The History Palace reads, “The Soviets bolstered their famine denial by duping members of the foreign press and international celebrities through carefully staged photo opportunities in the Soviet Union and the Ukraine. The writer George Bernard Shaw, along with a group of British socialites, visited the Soviet Union and came away with a favorable impression which he disseminated to the world. Former French Premier Edouard Herriot was given a five-day stage-managed tour of the Ukraine, viewing spruced-up streets in Kiev and inspecting a 'model' collective farm. He also came away with a favorable impression and even declared there was indeed no famine.”

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First, The article  by The History Palace reads, “The Soviets bolstered their famine denial by duping members of the foreign press and international celebrities through carefully staged photo opportunities in the Soviet Union and the Ukraine. The writer George Bernard Shaw, along with a group of British socialites, visited the Soviet Union and came away with a favorable impression which he disseminated to the world. Former French Premier Edouard Herriot was given a five-day stage-managed tour of the Ukraine, viewing spruced-up streets in Kiev and inspecting a 'model' collective farm. He also came away with a favorable impression and even declared there was indeed no famine.”

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This quote shows how Stalin would try to trick the world into thinking nothing wrong was happening in the Soviet Union. He lead the media on staged tours, and would even change history books to hide the suffering of the Soviet people and his crimes.

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The people of Ukraine viewed the "Intentional Famine" in a similar way.

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The people of Ukraine viewed the "Intentional Famine" in a similar way.

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The Soviet Union hid the suffering of Ukraine from the outside world by using many different tactics..

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The Soviet Union hid the suffering of Ukraine from the outside world by using many different tactics..

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-The People of Ukraine
-The Kulaks (Wealthy Farmers)

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-Stalin
-The Soviet Union

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In 1932-1933 the people of Ukraine were under control of the Soviet Union (USSR). The people of Ukraine did not like this. They wanted to go back to their old farming lifestyle and be able to self rule. Stalin viewed this as a rebellion and sought to teach Ukraine a lesson. So he made all the food they produced that year go onto the foreign market so that they would starve. This would lead to millions of men,women, and children's deaths. Once he thought they had enough, he let food flow back into Ukraine in late 1933.