, they understand that this memory of the holodomor makes us strong, because the memory of the holodomor mobilizes ukrainians, because the memory of the holodomor is what we reminds us what can happen if we lose our state again, that we can again be doomed to kill millions of people by starvation, and this really mobilizes us, and that is why russia is trying to do everything so that, well, this memory does not exist. russia has been very actively working on this since 1991. colossal resources poured into the world, into ukraine , into ukrainian politicians, the ukrainian media, which justified the absence of a famine, either the artificial nature of the famine, or some of its ukrainian uniqueness, and in this it even achieved certain successes, i let me remind you that there was a period already in independent ukraine, when in 2010-14 the president of ukraine, viktor yanukovych, openly and publicly declared at the international platform in parye that the holodomor cannot be called genocide. there was a period when the minister of education dmytro tabachnyk declared that all rubbish abou

one holodomor of 32-33 years took the lives of millions of residents... of ukraine. today , current russia, like the soviet government at that time, is doing everything to fully use hunger as a weapon. attacks on the ukrainian food infrastructure, looting of ukrainian grain and agricultural machinery, mining of territories, mining of ukrainian territories, detonation of the kakhovskaya gez, abuse of ukrainian prisoners, all these are elements of the same puzzle. we are grateful to the many countries that continue. recognize the holodomor of 1932-33 as a crime genocide of the ukrainian people. at the same time, we urge you to learn the lessons of history and not to silence the truth about the events that are happening right now. the deputy group for the restoration of ukraine supports the corresponding draft statement of the verkhovna rada of ukraine in connection with the anniversary of the holodomor. ukraine will win. dear colleagues, please take your seats. all factions of the group have spoken, no one insists on his word yet. i ask you to take your seats and we pr

russian aggression to ukraine, holocaust meant mass extermination of people or death by fire, holodomor means killing by starvation, your highness, what are your thoughts on the origin and consequences of the holodomor genocide, what parallels can you draw here, thank you very much, danyla, and thank you for . that recalled the terrorist attack on israel on october 7. the holocaust you mentioned happened only 10 years after the holodomor, and in the old ehr tens of thousands of jews were killed in a few days, it became a symbol of the holocaust in eastern europe. in the case of the holodomor, as in the case of the holocaust, the soviet regime, first the nazis and then the soviet regime, did everything possible to erase the memory of this tragedy, and it was only after 1991 that ukraine became an independent state. i think that it is impossible to talk about these historical events without mentioning the tragedy, through which our two nations are passing, now, almost two years ago, russia launched an aggression against ukraine, which led to the death of thousands of people, their consequ

the purpose of my bill is to recognize stalin's holodomor an act of genocide.s, i wanted to do this to shed light on what stalin did against ukraine in the 1930s, and today we see a continuation of this, they call ukrainians little russians, they do not recognize the ukrainian language as a separate language, ukrainians as a separate nationality, they want subjugate them, make them part of russia, but they have one problem with this, ukrainians do not agree with this, ukrainians have their culture, their heritage, their history, their language, and they want to be ukrainians, not russians, and they should have the right to that . that just like stalin 90 years ago, putin is trying to erase the ukrainian national identity, what better message than acknowledging what happened 90 years ago. putin, frankly, would do it again. we see his grain policy. russians are no stranger to using hunger as a tool. so i think it's long overdue for us to recognize that and use that as an impetus to continue to help our ally and be an arsenal for democrats. tanya, are there other

tomorrow in ukraine, the memory of the victims of the holodomors will be commemorated, it is about thesive artificial famines of 1921-22, as well as 1946 and 47, and the officially recognized genocide of the holodomors of 1932 and 33 . this year marks his 90th anniversary. it was the result of the purposeful policy of the communist totalitarian regime, i say. in the ukrainian institute of national memory, and its purpose was to suppress ukrainian resistance to the regime, noted in the national museum of the genocide famine. the truth about the holodomor in the soviet union carefully. were hidden, but the tragedy of the famine affected many ukrainian families. our correspondent ruksulana bychay asked ukrainians in kyiv what they currently know about the holodomor, i am in the 33rd year, i am 90, so you were just born when it was in such dark times, i couldn’t guess, but i survived, i have several relatives who died in those years in the village of sobolivka, vinnytsia region, the city was probably not so terrible as in the villages of 46-47 i remember that year well, those were also suc

ukrainians preserved their memory first in the diaspora, then they started talking about the holodomor in ukraine, and it is true. about crime became one of the reasons that collapsed the criminal communist totalitarian regime. the memory of the holodomor makes us strong, children's hands, which 20 years ago held a memory candle, today hold a machine gun, never again. russia understands, this memory makes us ukrainians, that is why she made and is making every effort to stop the spread of the truth about the holodomor in ukraine, where she was completely defeated, and to stop the spread. about the famine in the world, here our struggle continues.

now extrapolate it to the holodomor. holodomor is one of the fundamental events in the history of the ukrainian people, because even the number does not matter , what matters is, firstly, that there were millions of people, and secondly, that it was an artificial history. in many nations, a great famine is the foundation of national consciousness. i remember i was in dublin, at home. while there was a museum of great hunger, then when i came next time, i think this one the museum was already built, a museum that is remembered not only for its exposition, but also for the monument near the museum, when there are people walking, hungry people, it is beautifully done there, it is like this in essence, also a variation from our near the girls, the museum of the famine, but there are several people from the tortured, scary faces, and when you see it, you perceive the history of the irish people with all the traumas in a completely different way, you start to understand a lot about the irish, things that you could not in princ

the issue of the holodomor is also important because it stood at the origins of a certain system, it stood at the origins of the stalinist system. namely, the famine, the murder, the starvation of millions of people in soviet ukraine, this is the first and main lie of stalinism, the lie that it was necessary allegedly for some greater good, and this lie becomes the basis for lying, and the lie became politics as as such, it becomes the main one, from the point of view that the suffering... of some had to somehow become good for all, and therefore that any suffering can somehow be justified, that the individual person doesn't matter , no matter how many of those people, how it relates to the events of today, how the events of the 30s help us understand the war of 2020 , i think in a few aspects, first of all, looking back, i am impressed that the russian state spent so much... effort over the last 20 years trying to deny the historicity, the reality of the holodomor, again, looking back, it shows that death from hunger, or cold, hunger as a weapon was very common in official conscious

the event took place near the holodomor monument already at eight o'clock.olonets and vyacheslav filyushkin talk about how sha and ukraine are intensifying their efforts in the struggle to recognize the holodomor as a genocide of the people from the scene of the events. washington, d.c. fourth saturday in november. ukrainian diasporans and caring americans gathered at the monument to the victims of the holodomor to commemorate the ukrainians whose lives were taken by the artificial famine perpetrated by the soviet regime in 32-3 years we stand before you in this sacred moment, remembering. victims of the famine of 32-33 years, we also pray today for our country, which continues to fight against russian aggression and for its independence and freedom. hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. we have to share this tragedy here in washington, because it is not... only a ukrainian tragedy, it is a world tragedy, and because of that we want the whole world to know this, and that it never happens again, anywhere . ukrainians should tell the world about the scale of the

of those who survived the holodomor, denied it, i think that in soviet times they definitely did notak, because it was scary, well, some spoke, some did not said, there have always been people, believe me, and the ukrainian environment is as strong as any national environment in the empire, so that there have always been people who remembered this and talked about it among themselves, it is simply obvious that it was not there, but there was another point that distinguishes the holodimor from the holocaust, which you understand, the holocaust is over, the people who were part of the holocaust, they were punished, they were taboo, they were pure evil, and there was no doubt that you do not walk with them on the same streets, if you suddenly met a person who was a participant there the destruction of your relatives there and so on, you knew in principle that this person was a criminal , that he was hiding there and was afraid, and what happened to the organizers of the holodomor, they stayed close to you, the system, they came to power, they, they stayed in power , well, someone was sh

vitaly, but if in the early 90s , even people who survived the holodomor, or the descendants of those survived the holodomor, denied it, i think that in soviet times they definitely did not say, because it was scary, well, some spoke, some didn't, there have always been people, believe me, and the ukrainian environment is strong because of them, as well as any other nation. environment in the empire so that there were always people who remembered it and talked about it among themselves, it's just obvious that it wasn't a mass, but there was another point that distinguishes the holodimor from the holocaust, what do you understand, the holocaust is over, people, who were participants in the holocaust, they were punished, they were taboo, they were pure evil and there was no doubt that you did not walk the same streets with them, if you suddenly met a person who was a participant in the destruction of your relatives there and so on, you knew in principle that this person was a criminal, that he was hiding there and was afraid, and what happened to the organizers of the holodomor, they re

and laid flowers, in memory of the victims of the holodomor in kharkiv , the state flag was lowered on the largest flagpole, and some kharkiv residents were surprised, but they were explained , which is to commemorate. victims of the famine. and today at 4:00 p.m. there was a candle-lighting event dedicated to the memory of the harvest of the famine, and today we saw that lamps were being carried to the memorial in kharkiv to light them and we saw how they bring the children here to the memorial and tell them about the terrible crime of genocide committed by russia in the form of the soviet union back then in the 1930s and 1933s, this is all the information i have and am passing on to etr studio. dima, i thank you, it was our correspondents dmytro didora from kharkiv and kateryna galko from the capital, who told about how today in kharkiv and the capital the victims of the terrible tragedy of the holodomor are being honored. so we have to remember, if you haven't lit a candle today, you should definitely do it, after all. we have to know our history in order to build their future. w

museum have very successfully selected the evidence base of the genocidal character of the holodomor0 years ago and today of the genocidal war against ukrainians, which has been going on for two years, i am literally... standing next to small , exhibits, there are, you can, you can see, and maybe, if not, then there are bags of modern from this year, last year bags , symbolic grains stolen by russia and exported ukrainian grain as its own, here near me there is burnt, burnt grain. burnt, burnt bread from kyiv from the kyiv region, we remember that 90 years ago ukraine was full of grain, but the communist regime also exported this grain, which means that even then, 90 years ago, we its communist regime killed more than 7 million ukrainians, and you know what else, when you are in the holodomor museum, i was here for ten. times, it means that here you are always torn by two feelings, on the other hand, on the one hand, this is the feeling of memory, this is the feeling of sorrow, and on the other hand, this is how this exhibition is built, because in half an hour, i saw the history of

there was such a catastrophe, and of course, this page of participation in the holodomor , it was hushed up, ugh, no one ever talks about it, there was no holodomor, there was no, of course, that's why they were fiery revolutionaries who had monuments, and who were much better than stalin and his guards, because they shot them, repressed them, and about the fact that some bandits killed others, well, there was no need to talk about that, the whole of kyiv as...' congratulations, was, renamed , in fact, to the names and surnames of these people, in fact, it was kyiv itself a monument to restoration, socialist legality, a monument to khrushchev's thaw, and in fact, these were the names of the executioners, and only in the 90s did we begin to get rid of these names bit by bit, we didn't get rid of all of them, remember, it was very for a very long time, and this also to some extent created in people some misunderstanding of reality, misunderstanding of the scale of what happened, therefore, when president yushchenko already initiated all these real changes in the historical memory of the st

museum, not even a monument to james mace, a museum of the holodomor, and again it was said that not.. and money that cannot, in principle, go to the front, because they are directed only to such non-military expenses, it is said that it is not possible, and again we do not have any, no commemoration, neither those who died from the famine, nor those who preserve this memory, mrs. lesya, i had it is a great pleasure to personally meet jace james mace, in november 1993, in the first convocation, vyacheslav chornovil levko lukyanenko, as co-chairman of such a public organization nurberg 2, designated for investigation, collection of materials and a friend of nuremberg, over crimes of communism, organized an international conference, it was called communism, dead end. of civilization, i went for three days, this international conference was going on, and james mace also came from the baltic states, from poland, the czech republic, those who endured these communist repressions, from all over europe came, they were accepted and presented there, everyone brought a whole bunch of informatio

. this month we celebrate the 90th anniversary of the holodomor.translates as death by starvation. millions of ukrainian women, men, and children died because of the stalinist regime. the harsh and repressive policies of the stalinist regime, due to a deliberately man-made famine. it became a warning about what happens when we don't curb brutality and tyranny, but putin didn't take it as a warning, he was rather inspired, as and stalin, putin used food as a weapon of war, and like stalin, putin caused hunger and death in ukraine. russia is not only waging war against the people of ukraine and the food supply, it is also waging war against vulnerable people around the world who rely on food exports from ukraine. ukrainian fought for decades for the world to learn about the holodomor in ukraine, and now key cultural institutions continue to talk about this crime of the soviet regime against the ukrainian people. traditionally, in november all over the country there are a number of events dedicated to this topic. the ukrainian historical and education

, by and large the holodomor...' this is one of the fundamental events in the history of the ukrainian people, because the number does not even matter, what matters is, firstly, that there were millions of people, and secondly the second is that it was an artificial story, many peoples have a great famine the foundation of national consciousness, i remember i was in dublin, until the moment when there was a museum of the great famine. then, when i came the next time, it seems to me that this museum was already built, a museum that is remembered not only by its exposition, but by the monument near the museum, when there are people walking, hungry people, everything is beautiful there done, it’s like this in essence, also a variation of our girl near the, er, museum of the holodomor, but there are several people from the tortured, scary faces, and when you see it, you perceive the story in a completely different way of the irish people with all the traumas, you are a lot, you begin to understand about the irish , thing

having discovered and accepted the truth about the holodomor, the world protected ukraine and did notve it. the genocide of 1932-33 is one of the most terrible crimes against humanity committed in the entire history of civilization. the world saw the memory of millions of innocent ukrainians killed by the kremlin. but the world could not eradicate evil, which aims to destroy and enslave whole peoples. the current russia against ukraine is another repetition of this genocidal intention. over the centuries, it was nurtured by moscow rulers. there are direct parallels between the current genocide of ukrainians and the genocide of 1932-33. the same misanthropic ideology, the same brutal and bloody, the same. anti-human goal: to subjugate and destroy, burn grain, take bread and food from people, mine, blow up and to plunder their land, houses, rivers, banks and their fields, this is the same handwriting, this is the same cruelty directed against everything human , this impunity has a long tradition: when the nazi war criminals appeared before the nübel tribunal, the soviet totalitarian gul

in the capital , the memory of the victims of the terrible tragedy, the holodomor, was traditionally commemorated at 4:00 p.m. on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the genocide, the head of the ukrainian greek-catholic church his beatitude sviatoslav and the archbishop of the orthodox church of ukraine agad served as a memorial service for the murdered ukrainians. hundreds of townspeople brought and lit candles in memory of millions of ukrainians killed by the kremlin to the national museum of the holodomor and genocide. it one of the biggest tragedies not only of ukrainian but also of world history, a tragedy that took the lives of millions of people , that changed the world, and in those 90 years, even though so much time has already passed, it cannot be said that we somehow already overcame that tragedy, we ukrainians recovered after it. have already recovered, they no longer feel these edges, unfortunately, when we talk about memory, about the more than 7 million ukrainians killed during the holodomor, it is even more significant, because these people, our compatriots, our,

it will be recalled that 32 countries recognized the holodomor as genocide of the ukrainian people.there are 15 banners here, which is actually the maximum. cover the entire facts of this ukrainian tragedy, the exhibition proves that the goal of the famine was the destruction of ukrainian peasants, every year , five or six thousand new students come to us, so we must also tell them about these events that took place, and they must also understand us. it was all so sad, it was all tragic, so many people died the international day for the elimination of violence will be celebrated already tomorrow. regarding women. our correspondent kateryna galko will tell you more about assistance to ukrainian women. katy, i welcome you and look forward to hearing from you on whether the statistics have changed since the full-scale invasion began and how women can get help? i congratulate iro, i congratulate the viewers of the tv channel. in fact, according to police reports, the number of complaints of gender- based violence, initially a full-scale invasion, has decreased, although it is clear that

of ministers, then the construction was duplicated the monument, perpetuating the memory of the holodomor, the cabinet... of ministers, which was then headed by yulia volodymyrivna, tymoshenko, even though it was that money was entered into the state budget, but with huge problems, scandals, so to speak, there was no she has money, like the head of the government and so on, but our intervention of this democratic part of the parliament still managed that we have this memorial complex, even though it is unfinished , the jews are forced, tymoshenko opposed the allocation of funds, although they are in favor of , yes yes, here, they, they made their holocaust museum, the whole world goes there, that's all, one more thing, i want, just like the irish, by the way, they also have their history of their artificial famine, which was arranged, very important information, quickly, as of today, 32 countries of the world have passed a decision in their parliaments to recognize the holodomor as a genocide of the ukrainian people, it is very difficult, because the government, well, yanukovych, we under

, head of the supervisory board of the international charity memorial fund of the victims of the holodomor. mr. ivan, i greet you, good evening, i am glad to see and hear, i made a little introduction for our viewers on the topic of the famine, and i want to turn to you then, what evidence today indicates that, the most important thing is that the famine 32:33, it is really the holodomor, and it really was a deliberate action of the bolshevik government in moscow in order to...' to destroy ukrainianness in ukraine, ukrainians, you know, i just finished mine, getting acquainted with the new, with the new exhibition in the first row of the memorial complex of the holodomor, genocide, which in kyiv, and here like nowhere else, this exhibition is called intention, and here like nowhere else, you begin to understand, on the one hand, the scale of that crime , on the other hand, the museum workers of the holodomor museum have very successfully selected the evidence base of the genocidal character of the 90-year-old holodomor and the modern genocidal war against ukrainians, which has been going o

you know that, by the way, it is an interesting fact that the holodomor was recognized as genocide by30 countries of the world, and it is such a symbolic coincidence that 32 countries supported ukraine and made their interventions, i am not sure if the list is the same, but nevertheless, 32 countries made their interventions in support of the ukrainian position regarding accusing russia of violating the convention, this is the first step, this step aims to prove the lies of russia , because lies are their essence, lies are their basis, lies are the meaning of both russian politics, and their history and culture, this the meaning of their politics. memory, a lie, an eternal, permanent lie, and today the first response of ukraine is that ukraine, together with other states of the world, is trying and, i believe, will be able to prove the lies of russia, the lies of russia, the lies of the russian leadership. anton, what parallel do you see between the genocide of 32-33 years and the modern genocidal war of russia against ukraine. your word. good afternoon, dear colleagues, thank you ver

how she fought the russians on the anniversary of the holodomor. ukrainian air defense forces. ukraine is preparing to evacuate its drivers, who are standing there in sub-zero temperatures due to border checkpoints blocked by polish carriers. will it be possible to settle the situation? and when? avdiyivka is becoming a bermuda triangle for russians, experts say. everything around the koksokhim is literally littered with their bodies, and tonight they surrendered en masse there as prisoners. for the 90s. because of the famine, on the 2nd night, russia launched a six-hour massive air attack on kyiv, launching waves from different directions, a record number of shaheds, as many as 75, but the downing of our air force was also a record, they destroyed 74 russian attack drones, worked with anti-aircraft guns, tactical aircraft, mobile groups and units electronic warfare in at least six areas. in the capital, at least an overhead line was disrupted, 120 residential buildings and institutions in the center of the city were left without electricity, the power supply was quickly restor

90 years since the most terrible tragedy in the history of the ukrainian people, 90 years of the holodomor, we are talking about the events then and now, today on bbc ukraine, in the jaferu studio. the chronicle of the 30s calls ukraine the granary of europe. shows happy collective farm women on the endless ukrainian lands, the reality was completely different, millions starving, now that 90 years of the famine have passed, isn't putin trying to repeat the atrocities of the stalinist regime? 90 years have passed since the soviet genocide by famine, and the exact figures of the number of people killed in the famine are unknown. historians give different data from 2.5 to 7 million people. the most tragic days of the holodomor unfolded during 1932-33, however, according to researchers, the soviet authorities had been preparing for the destruction of ukrainians for years. the leadership of the ussr consistently made fatal decisions that led to the death of millions. preparations for the famine began in december 1927. then soviet. the government announced collectivization, i.e. began to herd pe

also, students of the ukrainian saturday school in los angeles laid flowers at the holodomor monument in grand park. and in the roman catholic cathedral of the mother of god an ecumenical prayer was held for the patroness of angels. father, son and holy spirit. archbishop daniel of the ukrainian orthodox church of america came to dolostangeles from new jersey. he says the holodomor is a tragedy that is extremely important for understanding the context of the current war with russia. to live in the diaspora, to be in the united states of america, where even today, despite the fact that the war in ukraine is going on today, many people have no idea what a painful ukrainian history was. people, and therefore we should in english, in ukrainian as well, but in english, especially to convey to the population of the united states of america the truth about our past, about the tragedy of the holodomor, but also about the present tragedy, the holodomor may have ended in the 1930s, the genocide continues to this day. professors and historians of american universities also spoke about the import

kiev widely celebrated 90 years since the end of the holodomor in 1933.a conference on the topic of hunger. and zelsky visited the memorial in the company of a latvian. kiev officially promotes the version that the soviet authorities, led by stalin, deliberately starved the ukrainian ussr for the rebellion of the love of freedom. joseph stalin had the goal of destroying the ukrainians as a civilizational phenomenon, so that the ukrainian people would never again have the opportunity to claim their independent role in history and civilization. the communist regime in ukraine is emerging. the regime in ukraine began its punitive operation against ukrainians as a national group. stalin was afraid of the resistance of this group. the entire communist regime was afraid that the ukrainians would rebel and gain independence. the ukrainian version of history is actively promoted by the west. on monday, the us state of iowa became the thirty-third state to officially recognize the holodomor as genocide. president joe biden released a special address on the white h

the day before, ukraine and the world commemorated the victims of the holodomor. in the swedish city of heterburg, the community gathered to pay tribute. tortured ukrainians and draw the attention of the swedes to this topic, because sweden is among the countries that have not yet recognized the holodomor as a genocide of the ukrainian people at the legislative level. yuliya kyzyk will continue the topic. oleksandra with the ukrainian community in sweden has been covering the famine since 2008. during this time, she sees progress. the word holodomor itself does not need to be translated anymore, it becomes recognizable - says the woman. however, the swedes' awareness of the event 32-33 years is still low. oleksandra emphasizes that it is necessary to carry out educational work in the future so that the swedes better understand the essence of today's war. no one knew what it was, we can say, they knew that there was some kind of famine there at that time, since it was there in the soviet union, well, that is, at this level, i want to say that there is progress, and

so when we look at it from this perspective, from the perspective of how not only the holodomor, butbroadly, soviet terror was integrated into one picture, we see that we then come to the definition of a national group in the first place, and the last point here, international jurisprudence asserts that the perpetrators of genocide may be guided by different motives, they may seek to achieve political gain or economic gain, or subjugate a certain category of the population, but all motives do not exclude the intent to destroy, which means that the perpetrators may seek to destroy national group, but additionally having a political motive to remove it as intra-class enemies or, for example, an economic threat, so this motive does not automatically exclude the intention to destroy the national group. and one more point, consciousness plays a role, because i can fully assume that such crazy soviet people were there, well, 90%, 99, and stalin came up with such a thing for himself, let's somehow ethi hahlo all those hahlov will kill us all, he doesn't care he didn't say, he thought like t

, begins the commemorative week for the victims of the genocide, the holodomor, which moscow committedinst ukraine in 1932-33. first of all, we honor the memory of all the victims of this tragedies, and to remember them, ukrainian politicians and public figures were joined by historians, ambassadors and ambassadors of various countries in ukraine, and they are all unequivocally convinced of who caused this genocide, and they also note that everything it is still worth breaking this cycle of impunity, because all those previous crimes of russia, for which it was not punished, caused and are causing more and more tragedies, in particular, they propose to use such a tool as a special tribunal, i suggest hearing about other options in the comments right now. for for good to defeat evil in ukraine, ukraine should become a member of nato , ukraine should become a member of the european union, we should expand the territory of good, and good wins only when it is still protected, only when it has something to defend, , also talked about the very similar nature of events, those that happened 90

our memory of the holodomor is a national appeal to all peoples of the world, which testifies befored and before people. we are alive and there is no force capable of erasing our people. i want to honor everyone who had courage and strength, to preserve the memory of the kremlin's unthinkable crimes. the power of this truth has become our fortress. thank you to every nation, whose state leaders, governments and parliaments, scientists and public activists. recognized the genocidal character of the holodomor and thereby asserted that moscow's plan to destroy the ukrainian people failed, revealing... and accepting the truth about the famine, the world protected ukraine and did not leave it. the genocide of 1932-33 is one of the most terrible crimes against humanity committed in the entire history of civilization. the world honored the memory of millions of innocent ukrainians killed by the kremlin. but the world could not eradicate evil, which aims to destroy and enslave whole peoples. the current aggression of russia against ukraine is another repetition of this genocidal intention. o

such opportunities for people to feel this way, if ukrainians had not started talking about the holodomor, about what it was, if some movements had not started at the legislative level, to recognize the holodomor , would ukrainians defend the country on february 24, or would they leave? i think that this is, firstly, a part of the national table, and secondly, there is another very important issue that should also be, from this point of view, reassessed, this is what you talked about in the first minutes of our program, the issue of dignity, there was always the idea that this one famine is when people simply die and do nothing, historians, by the way, it began with the research of volodymyr vyatrovich, which was brought to the institute of national memory. that we are talking about a total uprising in a state that organizes such a crime, there is always a great desire to present its victims as cattle , ugh, even yes, even we made it a crime, but look at them, they were just dying, who, what kind of people are they, that's why they can die, that's why the worse kind, this is also an impor

this is how two different western journalists wrote about the holodomor 33.llions were dying in ukraine, the world did not believe the few reports about it, western correspondents with moscow registration, such as walter duranty, skilfully averted their eyes. he also received a professional award for his articles censored by stalin. why was the voice of the real journalist garat jones not heard then, and how the soviet special services found an approach to every foreigner in moscow. in the week when we we honor the memory of the victims of the holodomors, our historical investigator stas yasinsky tells little-known facts that, unfortunately , still resonate with real life. 100 years ago, a special information operation began in moscow , which continues to this day, in most of the western world, millions of ordinary americans and europeans learned about the events of the ussr from a few people, journalists of the world's leading newspapers, and all of them were the objects of a large-scale special operation of the nkvd, subtly influencing these people, forcing

with these words, the exhibition in washington, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the holodomor in, was opened. quentin, who has ukrainian roots, read about this tragedy in books. it's amazing that hey, 4 million people died, and they kept quiet about it for a long time. anna, who has been studying in the usa since august, heard about it from her grandmother, who was born during the famine. it is very difficult for me, for example, to throw away food, i try never to do that. food must be protected and respected, because once our grandparents there did not have it at all and growing up, well, in such conditions, she taught me that you can’t throw away bread, if it has fallen, you have to pick it up and kiss it, once i really didn’t understand it, maybe i laughed a little, then my grandmother came up with something, but when we older, now i understand what she is talking about, tears appeared in the girl's eyes , she is already deceased, but the grandmother's words are still alive in the girl's memory, and she especially began to understand them with the beginning of... the war, if i

it included documents adopted by world parliaments recognizing the holodomor as genocide. the collection also contains resolutions of the european council of europe and national parliaments regarding war crimes, crimes against humanity and crimes of genocide committed by the russian federation during the full-scale invasion of ukraine. we communicate with ukrainian communities in sweden and denmark, they have been making efforts for many years to ensure that the topic of the holodomor, at least until memorial day, was visible in the information space of these countries, it is a matter of time, a little more time is needed for them to recognize the holodomor as genocide. we really see that russia uses food as a weapon, uses these old methods that were during the famine and at the modern stage, we really managed in lebanon not only to arrest, twice to arrest the ladisia ship, it was a russian-syrian ship, but to open holds and we saw bags there, with the signature of the red guards elevator crimea, and these were evidence that they really they are stealing, grain, here... th

the 90th anniversary of the holodomor, genocide was commemorated in colorado.s sad date was remembered in the realities of the new struggle for the survival of the ukrainian nation. the evening of remembrance was held in denver's baben park, which was opened in colorado as a symbol of honoring the memory of the victims genocide and nazism. svitlana prystynska will tell you more. marina dobrova, co-founder of the organization ukrainians of colorado, shares a story from her family that survived the holodomor. my grandfather was a young man when his father, who did not want to belong to a collective farm, was dispossessed and sent to a camp. in tyumen for five years. the memory of the victims of the holodomor in denver was honored in a park that was created... in honor of the victims of the woman's ravine. the park was created in 1971, and it was founded by two communities, the ukrainian and jewish communities of danbury. today, during the full-scale war in ukraine, it has been 20, almost 21 months. we call on the whole world to pay attention to the genocide that

november 25, the day of remembrance of the victims of the holodomor and the 90th year of the holodomor of 1932-33 in ukraine. the deliberate extermination of millions of ukrainians by the soviet authorities in the 20th century remains an unhealed wound in our genetic memory. now, almost a century later , we are once again experiencing genocide at the hands of the russians. they destroy our cities and villages. expensive rockets are not spared in order to burn warehouses with grain. memorials to the victims of the holodomor are being dismantled in the occupied territories. it is hard to imagine what would happen to us now. if 10 years ago, millions of ukrainians had not defended our freedom during the revolution of dignity. if the russian chekists managed to realize their imperial ambitions. someone says: well, if we became the second belarus, then there would be no war. those who are well acquainted with our history assure us: the option not to fight, in the current there was simply no generation of ukrainians. if russia... managed to capture us easily, all dissenters could once again

on this day , the ukrainian community organized an exhibition dedicated to the holodomor in the premises of the pennsylvania capitol. among the visitors are local americans. i see this exhibit about the famine, but i don't really know why they do it here in pennsylvania, but i remember we were taught in history class that it was a famine that was caused by stalin and that it seemed like a million people died, a lot of people died from hunger without need, it was a political hunger. i think knowing about it is important because we are a new generation, we can change it and do everything so that our country does not do something like this. i think we need to know how bad it was and how cruel other countries are in order to understand what we can change so that our country does not have such cruelty. the state of pennsylvania, according to the ukrainian-american demographics website, has the second largest number of ukrainian immigrants in the united states after new york. because ukraine is very close to us, although... we are far from ukraine, this is not only the ukraine of shevchenko an

them, and this just happened the day before in the last few days, that is, they forgot about the holodomor for the whole year, yes, and here now , again, they are starting to demolish these monuments so quickly at such a pace, and, showing off this, eh, it's wild. the savagery of the invaders, another barbarity, but they are now reproducing, you know, such a regime of terror in the occupied territories, i.e .... stalinist-bolshevik such a regime in order, and this is the norm for them, in order to intimidate people, in order to convince people to the state when they are hungry, and hungry , that is, it will be easier to control them, as they think, first people must be made, completely without them being able to exist, that is, without any possibility, and then give them a crust of bread and they think , that people will be conciliatory, say, on the occupied territories do not yet have that complete stalinism, when people still take away their individual stocks , that is, they steal mainly on an industrial scale, ransack apartments, i know that, but they do not take away from people now in

, and after the news they will be waiting for a film about the holodomor, because we remind you thatday of remembrance for the victims of all the artificially created russian holodomors in ukraine during xx century, and we see the continuation in the south of ukraine directly... now in the performance of the new russian ones. on this, roman and i say goodbye to you, for today you have a peaceful and safe evening, do not ignore the alarm signals , take care of yourself, we will see you tomorrow . in the studio of iryna koval. greetings to all viewers. and we start with the situation in kyiv. capital with light. electricity supply was restored after the night attack of the shaheds. repair crews immediately went to the scene of the accident and as much as possible promptly

of the 30s, and not to mention crimea in this aspect, i think, would be unfair, actually the holodomortself 32-33 almost did not touch the crimean peninsula, but in passing, i, for example, can say that the members of my family ended up in the territory of crimea in exactly this way and at this very time, and for several generations i was born there in this way, fled to crimea, residents of mainland ukraine fled to crimea in efforts to feed themselves, and the fact that the holodomor did not affect crimea too much, not as much as it affected the southern regions of ukraine, kherson or zaporizhzhia. is evidence that it was not a famine caused by crop failures, droughts or something others since, in principle, the situation with natural resources and circumstances on the territory of crimea and on the territory of at least the south of kherson region was very similar, but in kherson region people were actually dying and going crazy from hunger, and from crimea, they tried to export, export bread in order to feed. a resident of mainland ukraine was not allowed to do this, of course the so

the 32nd state in the usa, wyoming. recognized the holodomor of 1932-33 as genocidal. she added that this state declared november the month of remembrance of the ukrainian holodomor, genocide. markarova also reminded that traditionally on the last saturday of november, ukrainians all over the world light candles in honor and memory of those who died from the famine, this year it is november 25, and the ukrainian delegation has arrived in the united states of america, they plan to discuss the issue of the formula of peace, the president at the white house, the congress and with representatives of public organizations, the ukrainian delegation was headed by the vice-prime minister, yulia sveredenko. two people were injured due to a large-scale fire in kyiv. the night before, a building materials warehouse in darvnytskyi district was on fire. according to the state emergency service , the fire covered 75 km of the premises, and almost three law enforcement officers were involved in extinguishing it. popularization of ukrainian art is very important even during the war, be

resist such an enemy who is destroying ukraine in various ways, i think that when we talk about the holodomor, we are not even talking about dignity as such, but about the idea of ​​a final ukrainian solution question, and there is absolutely... the bolshevik parties were not interested in who was worthy and who was not worthy, because it was necessary to destroy the platform of the ukrainian national movement, it was believed that there was no such platform in the big cities, so no one was interested in the national composition those cities, where by the way ukrainians did not make up the majority at that time, but here is the village with its voting for ukrainian national parties, with its understanding of the importance of the ukrainian language, with the fact that people simply spoke ukrainian there. it seemed and did not understand russian, yes, it seemed to stalin, who was really the grandmaster of these national issues and understood how to do things in order to tame this or that nation, he amused the people, destroyed them through starvation, it seemed to stalin the most dangerous ene

in the number of strikes, here, for example, on the weekend, in the 90s, during the years of the holodomor, which is actually very cynical, when they hit the city of kyiv, it was the biggest blow, as our spokespeople told us, the biggest blow in terms of the number of drones, so everyone should in fact, they have stocks and need to prepare and to assess the situation soberly, and you mentioned the famine, the day of commemoration of the victims of the famine and this greeting from the russians, kharkiv region suffered greatly during the famine, or this year, according to your observations, how many candles were in the windows of kharkiv' yan, who mentioned? your ancestors, who? kharkiv region, one of the largest regions that suffered in 32-33 , 31-33, when it was now the 90th anniversary of the holodomor, in kharkiv we always honor those people who were in this genocide, this is the genocide of the ukrainian people, it's simple you know, the destruction... the destruction of the ukrainian nation, the most affected was in our region, in the region, a bunch of those places where black boards

and three more us states recognized the holodomor as genocide of the ukrainian people. oksana markarova, the ambassador of ukraine to the usa, stated this. according to her, washington, maryland and arizona not only recognized the tragedy of 1932-33, but also declared november the month of remembrance of the ukrainian holodomor, genocide. barkarovova reminded that, as of today , 31 american states will issue corresponding declarations. about 700 foreigners will be allowed into egypt as part of the evacuation of the gaza strip. among them are representatives of more than 60 nationalities, the ministry of foreign affairs of egypt said. ukrainian ambassador mykola nagornyi confirmed this information. he also added that 358 ukrainians are on the evacuation list. meanwhile, among the first evacuees. our compatriots were not there, more than 80 seriously wounded palestinians and 360 foreigners were released through the rafah border crossing of the gas sector, they were transported to cairo, and all 22 international employees of doctors without borders were also left on the te

created famine has become the greatest tragedy in our entire history. 28 countries recognized the holodomor as genocide of the ukrainian people, but almost half did so after the full-scale russian invasion, so the world is only now really beginning to realize the scale tragedies the espresso tv channel is asking you to join the urgent collection for a car for the first separate special brigade named after ivan bohun. boar unit needs a car. battery and artillery reconnaissance. our defenders are in an active combat zone and have recently conducted a successful operation, but the enemy has destroyed their suv, so it is important to send them a new one as soon as possible. the car has already been found, but it still needs to be bought. our goal is uah 4,500. with your help, we have already collected almost uah 2,000. all of them you see the details on the screen. almost 2,000 hectares of agricultural land were demined in sumy oblast during the full-scale russian invasion, according to the state emergency service. only in a month and a half. occupation of the region, the russian invaders left

the population of the united states of america the truth about our past, about the tragedy of the holodomor, but also about the present tragedy , in english, in ukrainian as well, but in english especially 30s, and the genocide continues today. professors and historians of american universities also spoke about the importance of teaching americans about ukrainian history. victoria malko teaches american and educational history at university of california at fresno. she offers her students to look at the topic of the ukrainian holodomor in the context of world genocides. in the whole university, they, sons, daughters, farmers, and them, they are simply very shocked, how can it be that the state is starving people and not even... there is no humanitarian aid, it is very difficult for them to understand how so , how can it be that neither at school nor at the university, we were never given even a hint and never mentioned about this tragedy, before commemorating the memory of the victims the consuls of estonia, latvia and the republic of togo joined the famine, all events were organized by the

.: on the day of remembrance of the victims of the holodomor, light a candle as a symbol of our memory, as a sign of our resilience, as a reminder despite everything, we survived, we did not forget, we did not forgive, we will win, step by step , they move from one danger to another, step by step, they free from invisible death our land , fields... and forests, houses that have been visited by evil, without sappers, life will not return here, without the courage and dedication of these people, we not we will return home, for your work and our safety, we thank the sappers of the state emergency service of ukraine. rules of a warm country, healthy care. it is cool in the house, but not cold. thank you for putting in your deer. it is easier to warm one person than to heat a whole apartment. let's beat the winter together. his works live all over ukraine and beyond its borders, even across the ocean, known to everyone who has been to the center of the capital at least once, on the baptismal font, the pedestal, the fountain, the founders of kyiv and the sculpture of archangel michael on ind