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There is several ways to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in a given genocide

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There is several ways to respectfully honor the memory and tell the story of all the people who lost their lives in a given genocide

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Genocide is the mass killing of people of religion, ethnic background, or minority group.

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Holodomor also known as Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union in 1932. Holodomor didn't want to partake in Communist ways with Soviet Union. Joseph Stalin didn't want to loose Holodomor so, he sized all the farm land, which caused a man made famine. Many people died from the famine and the work camps which you were sent to if you took actions which Joseph Stalin disproved of.  The Ukraine people are the victims of a horrible genocide and Russia is to blame

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How does the genocide of Holodomor influence Ukraine today?

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How does the genocide of Holodomor influence Ukraine today?

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The genocide of Holodomor still affects Ukraine today. According to Britannica school, religion in Ukraine was "Historically, most adherents belonged to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church–Kiev Patriarchate, though the Ukrainian Orthodox Church–Moscow Patriarchate was important as well." Stalin's famine has caused one of the main religions in Ukraine now has to do with Russia and Moscow.  Gale virtual Reference library claims "In 2000 the total number of migrants living in Ukraine was 6,947,000. The estimated net migration rate in 2003 was -0.41 migrants per 1,000 population." The Ukraine famine has effected the migrants rates even today in Ukraine. "just as memories of the Holodomor, a famine induced in the Ukraine by Josef Stalin's economic policies (and by some considered a genocide) continue to complicate Russo-Ukrainian relations." The famine caused by Joseph Stalin, has affected Russia and Ukraine's relationship in a bad way.

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How did the Holodomor genocide differ from others?

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How did the Holodomor genocide differ from others?

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Holodomor is unique compared to other genocides. ABC CLIO states "a famine induced in the Ukraine by Josef Stalin's economic policies (and by some considered a genocide)" This genocide was a famine, however it was caused by a man named Joseph Stalin. According to world without genocide "For decades, Ukrainians could not openly process the national trauma of the orchestrated famine because the Soviet Union would not allow it." This genocide was unknown through out the world for a long time, unlike many other genocides.  Britannica School mentions "The famine was a direct assault on the Ukrainian peasantry, which had stubbornly continued to resist collectivization; indirectly, it was an attack on the Ukrainian village, which traditionally had been a key element of Ukrainian national culture." Most genocides are not caused by famine, unlike the Holodomor genocide.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KO6-atLm-W1IMMB2WErPH2z8nk4zTTNdPe8Q5p0SJdA/edit?usp=sharing

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What was going on in the world between 1932-1933?

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What was going on in the world between 1932-1933?

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According to Britannica school " By 1933 one-fifth of the country’s banks had failed. As people lost confidence in the banks, they became even more likely to hold onto whatever savings they had left." The United States was going through one of the worse years of the great depression.

Britannica school states "In 1932, during the Great Depression, about 15,000 unemployed World War I veterans converged on Washington, D.C., to demand an early lump-sum payment of the bonus that had been promised for their wartime services." This didn't turn out good for the veterans, it led to United States Army troops using tanks and tear gas to drive them away.

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The Great depression is what was going on in america while Ukraine was going through a genocide.

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No one was spared from this genocide not even children. This is what makes the genocide even sadder.

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As you can see people were dying in the street while walking around town because they didn't have enough food.