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CLAIM STATEMENT:      People can learn lots of information about a genocide to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in all Genocides.

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CLAIM STATEMENT:      People can learn lots of information about a genocide to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in all Genocides.

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Stalin targeted people that worked as farmers or owned farms.

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Stalin targeted people that worked as farmers or owned farms.

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The World Without Genocide article points out that "Through his collectivization policy, Stalin’s goal was to increase productivity from the farmers through eliminating small, privately-held farms and turning to mass agricultural policies." He targeted the farm workers because they had no power compared to him.

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Joseph Stalin created the Holodomor Genocide for manly one reason.

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Joseph Stalin created the Holodomor Genocide for manly one reason.

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In the opinion of the article World Without Genocide it claims "This resulted in the Soviet government seizing all privately owned farmland and livestock, which had a devastating effect on Ukrainians in a country where 80 percent of the people were traditional village farmers." Lots of people got seized by the Soviet Union and most of the people lived on farms.

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Joseph Stalin created the Holodomor Genocide for manly one reason.

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Joseph Stalin created the Holodomor Genocide for manly one reason.

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The article from Britannica School adds "The result of Stalin’s policies was the Great Famine (Holodomor) of 1932–33—a man-made demographic catastrophe unprecedented in peacetime. Of the estimated six to eight million people who died in the Soviet Union, about four to five million were Ukrainians." Stalin made his policies and by doing that he killed millions of people.

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Joseph Stalin created the Holodomor Genocide for manly one reason.

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Joseph Stalin created the Holodomor Genocide for manly one reason.

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According to Anne Applebaum ,the author of the book Red Famine: Stalin's War on Ukraine, it states that "On 17 June, Stalin and Molotov sent out an order, jointly signed, demanding that the Ukrainian leadership ensure that 'unsown fields be sown,' and bluntly calling on the Ukrainian Communist Party to mobilize all existing resources:'Please inform us of the results by June 25th' But the situation was not better by that date, or even by the autumn"(164). Joseph Stalin wanted the Ukraine leadership to ensure unsown fields be sown, but they could not do that, so that is one reason Stalin started the genocide.

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Stalin targeted people that worked as farmers or owned farms.

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Stalin targeted people that worked as farmers or owned farms.

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The article from EBSCO reports that "Precursors to the famine began near the end of 1927, when a severe shortfall in grain prompted Stalin to push for the collectivization of agriculture and the seizure of grain stored by the kulak farmers (farmers who owned their own land)." People that owned their own land were having it taken away because of Joseph Stalin, he took it away because he had lots of power and they did not because they were just farmers.

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This is a image of children that live on the streets of Ukraine and have NO food

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This is a image of children that live on the streets of Ukraine and have NO food

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Stalin targeted people that worked as farmers or owned farms.

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Stalin targeted people that worked as farmers or owned farms.

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In the informational website Famine Genocide in Ukraine it notes that "Stalin and his followers were determined to teach Ukraine’s farmers “a lesson they would not forget” for resisting collectivization, which meant giving up their own land to work on government controlled farms. Moreover, the famine was meant to deal “a crushing blow” to any aspirations for independence from the Soviet Union by the Ukrainians, 80 percent of whom worked the land." Stalin wanted to punish the people for resisting collectivization that is why he targeted framers.

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The article THE AMERICAN RESPONSE TO THE FAMINE acknowledge that "Despite mounting and increasing irrefutable evidence of raging famine in Ukraine, two American correspondents in Moscow, Walter Duranty  of the New York Times and Louis Fischer of The Nation took the lead in denying its existence." The U.S. probably did not want Americans to worry more because they already had the Great Depression  to worry about and the U.S. could not do anything about it because they did not even have enough to help their own country.

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A picture of Ukraine farm workers at a farm

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A picture of Ukraine farm workers at a farm

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The World Without Genocide article comments that "The years 1932-1933....." The Holodomor Ukraine Genocide lasted for about one year.

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In the World Without Genocide article it admits that "The years 1932-1933 were the period in which the famine occurred, but there were many historical factors leading up to the famine." The Holodomor genocide occurred from 1932 to 1933.

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In World Without Genocide article it writes that "The Ukrainian SSR was bordered by the Black Sea to the south, and the Soviet republics of Moldova and Belarus, and Czechoslovakia." The Holodomor genocide took place in Ukraine.

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World Without Genocide article declares that "....Stalin’s goal was to increase productivity from the farmers through eliminating small, privately-held farms and turning to mass agricultural policies." The perpetrators were Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union.

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Event happening in the U.S. or the World in 1932-1933

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Event happening in the U.S. or the World in 1932-1933

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In the opinion of the article January 28 Incident Sparks Short War Over City of Shanghai Between Japan and China it agrees that "After the Mukden Incident, Japan had acquired the vast northeastern region of China and would eventually establish the puppet government of Manchukuo. However, the Japanese military planned to increase Japanese influence further, especially into Shanghai where Japan, along with the various western powers, had extraterritorial concessions." China and Japan start a war between each other because Japan took over Shanghai.

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This picture is of five boys that live in Ukraine the time of the Genocide and you can see their bones.

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This picture is of five boys that live in Ukraine the time of the Genocide and you can see their bones.

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Event happening in the U.S. or the World in 1932-1933

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Event happening in the U.S. or the World in 1932-1933

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According to the article Adolf Hitler Runs for President of Germany admits that "In February 1932, President Hindenburg reluctantly agreed to run again and announced his candidacy for re-election.Hitler decided to oppose him and run for the presidency himself." Hitler wanted to become President and then take over the world so that people would follow him and only him.

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In the article World Without Genocide it believes that "This resulted in the Soviet government seizing all privately owned farmland and livestock, which had a devastating effect on Ukrainians in a country where 80 percent of the people were traditional village farmers." The victims were all the people that lived and worked in Ukraine.