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A Brief History Of The WORST Man-Made Famines: Holodomor - A Day In History

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Holodomor can be literally translated to death by hunger. Its a horrifying fate that between 7 and 10 million people suffered in Ukraine between 1932 and 1933 thanks to the Soviet Unions harsh grain quotas and Joseph Stalins underlying desire to totally subdue the Ukrainian population. In recent years, with further evaluation of Joseph Stalins methods in Ukraine that led to this mass famine, historians have been forced to reconsider and reassess what happened in 1932-1933, with many now renaming the Holodomor as nothing shorter than one of the worst man-made famines. Before joining the Soviet Union in 1922, Ukraine was its own, independent, thriving nation. This was in no small part due to their flourishing agriculture, with lands full of fertile soil, ripe for farming. The crops produced in Ukraine became so well known that after joining, it became known as the Soviet Unions breadbasket. Joseph Stalin, head of the new Soviet Union, wanted to ensure he had Ukraine under his complete control. And so, he introduced a Five-Year Plan in 1928, part of which included what was called the Collectivization of Agriculture that was meant to meet the needs of the rapidly expanding urban population. Let's talk about it more in the video
Date: 2022-09-18

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Joe
My great grandmother Anya lived through this shit.
I can't even begin to tell you how it feels to see what's going on today.
The whole Never again! phrase was a crock of shit.
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VMAT2
The reason why America doesnt talk about this tragedy is because it will soon take place here and they dont want people to recognize the patterns and be able to stop it.
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