Since Ukraine’s then president Viktor Yushchenko declared remembrance of Holodomor to be a cornerstone of his term of office, awareness of this dreadful crime against humanity, considered by many historians to be on a par with Holocaust, and discussion of which was a criminal offence in the Soviet Union, has grown across the world.
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Gary Cartwright: It is time for London to recognise Holodomor as genocide
A man sits on a bench with a candle in front of the sign 1932-1933 that represents the years of famine at the Holodomor victims memorial day in Kyiv on Nov. 25, 2017.
