- HUMAN RIGHTS: LARISA BOGORAZ: HUMAN-RIGHTS CAMPAIGNER
BORN IN KHARKOV, UKRAINE, DIES IN MOSCOW
Obituary: Larisa Iosifovna Bogoraz,
By Marjorie Farquharson, The Independent,
London, United Kingdom; Saturday, Apr 10, 2004
- GULAG: NO ESCAPE FOR GULAG'S FORMER PRISONERS
Vorkuta was the last of Stalin's infamous gulags. Ukrainians are
still trapped there
Julius Strauss in Vorkuta, Russia, Telegraph,
London, UK, Jan 3, 2004
- UTOPIA'S VICTIMS
By Gerard Alexander, Claremont Institute,
FrontPage magazine.com, Los Angeles, CA, Dec 12, 2003, A review of
Gulag: A History, by Anne Applebaum; Koba the Dread: Laughter and the
Twenty Million, by Martin Amis; and A Century of Genocide: Utopias of
Race and Nation, by Eric D. Weitz
- REMEMBERING RED VICTIMS
By Jeffrey T. Kuhner, Assistant
National Editor, The Washington Times, Washington, D.C., Sunday,
November 30, 2003
- STALIN-JOSEPH THE TERRIBLE, A REVIEW OF THE NEW BOOK
"STALIN: THE COURT OF THE RED TSAR"
Author Simon Sebag
Montefiore
Book Review by Marc Lambert, The Scotsman, Scotsman.com
Edinburgh, Scotland, Saturday, 19 July 2003
- STALIN-A DESPOT AND A FLIRT: BOOTS, BILLIARDS, BABIES ON
HIS KNEE
On the domestic banalities revealed by a new biography of Joseph
Stalin
A book review by Robert Service, The Guardian, London, UK, July 19,
2003 of "Stalin: The Court of the Red Tsar" by Simon Sebag Montefiore
- STALIN...THE MADDEST AND MOST CRIMINAL OF TYRANTS
"By comparison with Stalin - the paranoiac of the century - Hitler was a
demented boy scout"
LETTER FROM AMERICA, by Alstaire Cooke,
BBC NEWS, Programmes, UK, Monday, 23 June, 2003
- REMEMBERING THE EVILS OF COMMUNISM
Communism gets a
pass in today's society. "Hollywood ignores the reckless disregard for human
life exhibited by Stalin's purges and the collectivization policies that led
to the
Great Famine"
By Paul M. Weyrich, CNSNews.com Commentary
Cybercast News Service, Alexandria, Virginia, June 11, 2003
- RUSSIAN ACADEMIC OUTRAGED BY EVENTS MARKING
ANNIVERSARY OF STALIN'S DEATH "the 50th anniversary of
Stalin's death sounds the alarm that Russian society has failed to grasp
the essence of what was going on in Russia in the Stalin era."
Interfax,
Moscow, Russia, March 5, 2003
- £2-A-MONTH AWARD TO PACIFY STALIN'S RUSSIAN VICTIMS
By Julius Strauss in Moscow, The Telegraph, London, England, UK
January 28, 2003
- HOW BIG WAS STALIN'S GULAG?
Comments about Michael
Ellman's article "Soviet Repression Statistics: Some Comments,"
Europe-Asia Studies
by Stephen D. Shenfield, Editor, JRL Research
and Analytical Supplement January 15, 2003
- SUCCESSFUL CENTRAL FLORIDA-BASED HOME BUILDER HAS
UKRAINIAN HERITAGE Wanted Out of the Soviet Union
The Orlando
Sentinel, Orlando, Florida. December 30, 2002
- CRIMES OF COMMUNISM: MOSCOW REJECTS PLEAS FOR
COMPENSATION FOR UKRAINE'S VICTIMS OF STALINISM
Victims of the 1932-1933 Famine and Stalin-time Purges, Interfax news
agency, Moscow, BBC Monitoring Service, UK, Nov.29, 2002
- GENOCIDE: AT WHAT POINT IS KILLING 'GENOCIDE'?
Philip Kennicott, Washington Post, Sunday, November 24, 2002
- ATOM EGOYAN, AN ENEMY OF THE STATE OF DENIAL
A Battle Still Rages to Define "Genocide'
Stephen Hunter, Washington Post, November 24, 2002
- SOLZHENITSYN, ALEXANDER
RUSSIA HONOURS GULAG-CHRONICLER
BBC NEWS, November 19, 2002
SKELETONS OF HISTORY IN RUSSIAN GRAVES
John Daniszewski, Los Angeles Times, Nov 18, 2002
- CRIMES OF COMMUNISM--HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP "MEMORIAL" NAMES
640,000 VICTIMS OF SOVIET-ERA VICTIMS ON CD-ROM
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS; Moscow, Russia, Wednesday, Nov 6, 2002
- SOVIET CRIMES REMAIN UNPUNISHED
More than a decade after the fall of the Soviet Union, Ukraine has yet
to come to terms with the legacy of Soviet crimes against humanity
By Taras Kuzio, The Kyiv Post, Kyiv, Ukraine, October 3, 2002
- TRIALS IN LATVIA BRING PAINFUL PAST INTO THE PRESENT
Deportation of Thousands Under Stalin Remains a Divisive Issue
WORLD NEWS SECTION, Washington Post Foreign Service
Washington Post, Washington, D.C., October 2, 2002, Page A11
- KGB FILES SHED LIGHT ON INTELLECTUAL'S FATE
By Andrei Zolotov Jr., STAFF WRITER, The St. Petersburg Times
Friday, September 27, 2002, St. Petersburg, Russia
- FOREST SKULLS MAY TELL WHERE 30,000 STALIN VICTIMS LIE
By Ben Aris in St Petersburg for the TELEGRAPH.CO.UK
Story Filed: 26/09/2002, London
- RUSSIA KEEPS STALIN LOCKED IN ITS PAST
Decades On, Nation Has Yet to Confront Murderous Reign
By Sharon LaFraniere, Washington Post Foreign Service
The Washington Post, Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, September 24, 2002; Page A01
- BIG STALIN KILLING FIELD APPARENTLY UNCOVERED
By Peter Baker
Washington Post Foreign Service
The Washington Post, Washington, D.C.
September 24, 2002, Page A16
- GRAVE MAY HOLD 30,000 OF STALIN'S VICTIMS
By Irina Titova, Staff Writer, The Moscow Times
Monday, Sep. 23, 2002. Page 1, Moscow, Russia
- MEREDITH KNOX GARDNER, ARMY CODE BREAKER DIES
Broke KGB Encrypted Messages, Was Fluent in 13 Languages
By Bart Barnes
Washington Post Staff Writer
Washington Post,Washington, D.C.
Thursday, August 15, 2002, Page B6
- SOVIET-ERA ATROCITY UNEARTHED IN UKRAINE
Remains of 225 Apparently Killed by Secret Police Are
Found in Monastery By Peter Baker
Washington Post Foreign Service
The Washington Post
Front Page Story
Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, July 23, 2002
- POSSIBLE SOVIET-ERA MASS GRAVE DISCOVERED
AT UKRAINIAN MONASTERY
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Newsline
Vol. 6, No. 132, Part II
17 July 2002
- SOVIET UNION BOOK REVIEW: THE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPIRE:
NATIONS AND NATIONALISM IN THE SOVIET UNION, 1923-1939--
Book by Terry Martin, Review by Professor Raymond Pearson, May, 2002
- "THE (SOVIET) FAMINE WAS NOT INTENTIONAL GENOCIDE"
AUTHOR TERRY MARTIN RESPONDS TO A BOOK REVIEW
OF HIS NEW BOOK: The Affirmative Action Empire Nations
and Nationalism in the Soviet Union, 1923-1939
- LET'S NOT FORGET CHORNOBYL
April 26, 1986 By Lada Toptschan Kyiv, Ukraine, April 25, 2002
- RUSSIANS REMAIN POSITIVE ABOUT LENIN
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty-RFE/RL
NEWSLINE Vol. 6, No. 75, Part 1,
22 April 2002
And the Other Side of the Story from "The Open Wound"
- VENIAMIN IOFE, HUMAN-RIGHTS ACTIVIST DIES
Sentenced to Labor Camp in 1965, Banned Journal Kolokol
St. Petersburg, Russia
April 21, 2002
- Mikhail Gorbachev: Communism was 'pure propaganda'
By Verena Dobnik The Associated Press March 11, 2002
- THE SOVIET NIGHTMARE OF AN AMERICAN DREAM
Arkady Ostrovsky, Financial Times, January 05, 2002
- SOVIET REPRESSION STATISTICS: SOME COMMENTS
Appendix: Do the famine victims belong in the same category as
repression victims? Michael Ellman, Europe-Asia Studies, Winter, 2002
- "STALIN AND THE UKRAINIAN FAMINE OF 1932-1933--NEW FINDINGS"
"Dr. Martin has found unequivocal evidence that Stalin was aware of existing famine conditions. He was also able to establish a clear linkage between the Famine and Stalin's personal view of Soviet nationalities policy" Lecture by Dr. Terry Martin Member--Committee on Ukrainian Studies Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute (HURI) Harvard University For the Annual Commemoration of the Victims of the Soviet-engineered Famine in Ukraine Toronto, Canada, November 20, 2001
- "Between
Hitler and Stalin....Ukraine In World War II"
A New Documentary Movie
To Be Released In The Summer of 2001
Ukrainian Canadian Research & Documentation Centre
- A
Spotlight On The Horrors Of Soviet History
Story About Alexander Yakovlev
"Why Father Of Glasnost Is Despised
In Russia"
By GEOFFREY YORK, March 9, 2001
- "WE'LL MEET AGAIN IN HEAVEN: GERMANS IN THE SOVIET UNION WRITE THEIR AMERICAN RELATIVES: 1925-1937"
A new, important book dedicated to the "ethnic German/Ukrainians in Soviet Ukraine who were deported, shot, starved, or worked to death under the Soviet regime" by Ronald Julius Vossler North Dakota State University Libraries Fargo, ND, 2001
- "Eerie Art
Exhibit Exposes Tragedy's Grim Face"
(By Anna Kozmina), December 21, 2000
Kyiv, Ukraine
- "Stalin, Ukraine
and Ukrainians"
By: Dr. Volodymyr Senchenko December,
2000
- "On
Establishment Of The Day Of Memory of Famine
Victims And Political Repressions"
Decree by President Kuchma, October
31, 2000.
- "ESCAPE FROM THE 'RED PARADISE"
Repression, Confiscation, Terror, Famine, Genocide, Death
A Journey From Communist Slavery To Freedom
Erica Margita Neumann, Porto Alegre, Brazil, October, 2000
- UKRAINIANS WERE EAGER TO ESCAPE STALIN TERROR
Tony Reinhart, Record, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, Sat. May 6, 2000
- RESTORING HUMAN DIGNITY: In Ukraine, the communists not
only created an economic disaster, they destroyed human dignity
Interview with Dr. Damian Fedoryka, By Katarina J. Zeno, 2000
- THE OPEN WOUND
The Genocide Of German Ethnic Minorities In Russia And The Soviet Union (including Ukraine), 1915-1949--And Beyond Der Genozid An Russlanddeutschen 1915-1949 By Samuel D. Sinner, 2000 Germans From Russia (including Ukraine) Heritage Collection
- Vilnius
2000
The International Congress on the Evaluation
of Crimes of Communism
- MENNONITES IN THE SOVIET INFERNO, 1929-1941
By Peter Letkemann, Journal of Mennonite Studies 16, December of 1998
- MISUNDERSTOOD STALIN 'KILLED ONLY 1.3M'
Book alleges the 1932 Ukrainian famine was not deliberate
genocide but caused by harvest failure following collectivisation
Catherine Elsworth, Telegraph, London, UK, 30 Nov,1997
- OBITUARY: LEV KOPELEV, WRITER, DISSIDENT, WITNESS
TO UKRAINE FAMINE OF 1932-1933
by Andrij Kudla Wynnyckyj
Toronto Press Bureau (Canada), The Ukrainian Weekly, July 6, 1997
- STALINISM'S VICTIMS: HOW MANY DIED?
A SUMMARY OF STALIN'S VICTIMS
Jonathan DeMersseman, April 24, 1997
- The
Language of a Nation - "Reinventing the Poet"
About:"A Kingdom of Fallen Statues"
Poems and Essays by Oksana Zabuzhko
Wellspring Ltd, Toronto, Canada ,1996
- "Stalin's
Massacre of the Bandurysty, Ukraine's Blind Peasant Minstrels"
From: Dmitrii Shostakovich "Testimony:
The Memoirs of Dimitri Shostakovich" As related
to and edited by Solomon Volkov;
translated from the Russian by Antonina W. Bouis.
(New York, 1979), p. 214-215
- NADIYA
SVITLYCHNA
A New Era In Her Life Began,
Behind The Barbed Wires Of Mordovia,
Far From Her Native Land And Her Beloved Son
Arrested April 1972, Sentenced, March, 1973
- Congressman
Gerald R. Ford
Minority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives
Congressional Record Statement,
February
29, 1972
"I Hope... All Members Of Congress Will Add Their
Voices To Those Of The Ukrainian Americans Who
Are Protesting The Trampling Of Human Rights In Ukraine"
- Letter
From George Bush
United States Representative To The United Nations
TO: Professor Lev E. Dobrainsky
Ukrainian National Congress Committee
February 22, 1972
Subject: Persecution Going On In Ukraine
- The
Jurist's Group
Levko Lukyanenko
1960's-1970's
- Statue
Of Taras Shevchenko In Washington, D.C.
Statement By Congressman Alvin Morell. Bentley
Michigan 8th District-Republican
U.S. House Of Representatives Hearing
Washington, D.C.
March 31, 1960
- Telegram
To President Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Ukrainian Women's Organizations Of America
February 26, 1956
500 Ukrainian Women Murdered In Soviet Camp
- Resolution
Adopted At Anti-Communist Rally
Plateau Hall, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Yaroslav S. Stetzko, Guest Speaker
President of the Central Committee of the
Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations (ABN)
June 15, 1952, 1,500 In Attendance
- ALLA HORSKA.......Her Life and Death
Young Ukrainian Artist of the 1950's-1960's
Repressed and Murdered By The Soviets
- ALLA HORSKA (1929 - 1970), KYIV, UKRAINE
An outstanding artist, a well-know figure of the sixties
By V. Ovsienko
- "'Folk
Song', Anti-Soviet, Anti-Nazi Postcards From Early 1940's"
- "Since 1930
The Terror Has Increased Rather Than Diminished"
Professor Calvin Hoover's Russian Observations
To Embassy of the United States of America
Berlin, March 1, 1933
- The
Great Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine
The Ukrainian Weekly's Collection of Materials
The
Ukrainian Weekly, a newspaper published in the United States
by the Ukrainian National Association, has on its website
the largest collection of materials on the Internet dedicated
to the Great Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine. The newspaper
was founded in 1933.
Located at www.ukrweekly.com,
the special section includes a chronology of the Famine
years, eyewitness accounts, editorials, media reports, stories
about observances of the Ukraine Famine's 50th Anniversary
in 1983, scholarly reports, interviews with journalists
who reported on the Famine, transcripts of testimony on
the Famine Commission bill ultimately passed by the U.S.
Congress, texts of statements before the U.S. Commission
on the Ukraine Famine, references and other documentation,
as well as the full text of The Ukrainian Weekly's special
issue on the Great Famine published on March 20, 1983. The
section is completely searchable.
Roma Hadzewycz
Editor in Chief
The Ukrainian Weekly
2200 Route 10
P.O. Box 280
Parsippany, NJ 07054
973 292 9800
FAX 973 644 9510
www.ukrweekly.com
Yearly Subscription Rate is $ 50.00
- "Anti-Soviet
Rare Postcards From Finland, Early 1930's"
- The Great
Famine-Genocide and Other Tragic Repressions In Soviet Ukraine
1929 to 1939 Shown In Original Poster Art By Ukrainian Artists
- Official
Country Stamps Issued About Soviet Famines And Repressions
And Other Special Non-Official Stamp
Type Issues Printed By Various
Organizations to Commemorate Tragic Events During The Soviet
Era
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