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Set of 21 color posters from the Ukrainian Education and Commemoration Collection
Kyiv, Ukraine, 2006
(In Ukrainian and English)
The term "Holodomor" was coined from the Ukrainian noun "holod"(hunger, starvation, famine) and verb "moryty" (to cause to be wasted, to kill). As a result of Holodomor 1932-33 the Ukrainian Soviet Republic lost, according to various estimates, up to 10 million people, overwhelmingly ethnic Ukrainians.
Because the posters are true testimony of Holodomor 1932-33 in Ukraine, they will give the opportunity for present and future generations to learn about the biggest tragedy in Ukraine's history.
The posters reproduced are of a smaller size than the originals and have louvers for strings. The set includes 20 laminated posters of A3 format and one poster of A2 format. The posters were created by Ukrainian artists and the artists of Ukrainian origin.
Prints of the posters are available through ArtUkraine.com at $100, postage included. Individual larger copies of A2 size are available at $30 per piece.
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THE ENTIRE SET OF POSTERS IS SHOWN BELOW
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Valeriy Viter
1932-1933 And the Sun Came Out... 1999
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Yevhen Luniov
Stalin and the Bones of Ukrainians. 1993
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Serhiy Hrushchenko
The Holodomor Created by the Authorities Took the Lives of Millions of People. 1993
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Light a Candle. 2005
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Roksolana Lushchakivska-Armstrong
Ukraine, Breadbasket of Europe, 1933. 1983
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Artist Unknown
And We Were Watching and Keeping Silent... . Late 1980s - early 1990s
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Mykola Chervotkin
I Believe, Dear Mother (Ukraine), You Will Be Taken Down From the Cross. 1990
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Oleksandr Nikolayets'
Millions of Ukrainian Peasants, Our Grandfathers and Great-Grandfathers Perished from the Holodomor Organized by Communist Regime. 1988
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Victor Bystriakov
Holodomor. Ukraine 33
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Fedir Hlushchuk
1933. 1990
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Mykola Pavlusenko
Life Has Become Better, Life Has Become More Joyous (J. Stalin). 1993
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Heorhiy Shevtsov
What Kind of Harvest Will Be (T. Shevchenko)
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Ivan Baldukha
Ukraine 1933. 1993
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Oleh Bily
From Genocide of Culture to Genocide of Nation. 1983
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Will Not Forget! Genocide In Ukraine. 1983
Cover page of the programme commemorating victims of Holodomor. Pitsburgh, PA, published by UCCA
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Bohdan Pevny
The Earth. 1963
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Ivan Novobranets'
Oh, In the Year of 1933. 1988
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Ivan Novobranets'
Oh, Those Crows Have Swooped Down. 1993
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Heorhiy Shevtsov
On Our - Not Our Own Land (T. Shevchenko). 2004
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Mykola Chervotkin
Nobody Wanted to Die, 1932-1933. 1991
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Oleh Staikov, Yevhen Morozovs'kiy, Oleksandr Lekomtsev
Months of Starvation - Endurance, Swelling, Death
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