In November, Ukrainians around the world will once again honor the memory of the millions killed during the Holodomor, the genocide perpetrated in 1932-1933 by Joseph Stalin against the Ukrainian people. As those preparations continue, another crucial and connected project is underway in Ukraine that, when completed, will be instrumental in raising awareness throughout the world of the heinous crime committed by Stalin, who sought to eradicate any notion of Ukrainian consciousness among the people of the former Soviet Union.
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The Ukrainian Weekly: Supporting the National Museum of Holodomor
A woman holds a candle as she commemorates victims of Holodomor, an artificially-created famine that killed millions of Ukrainians in 1932-1933, in Kyiv on Nov. 28, 2020.
