Did the genocide in Ukraine ever happen?

Answer 1

There were three genocides in Ukrainian histiry:

1. 1922-23
2. 1932-33 was the most massive one (10 million people were annihilated)
3. 1946-47

Answer #2:

The famine in Ukraine was not technically a genocide. Even when the Soviet archives was opened, no direct order from Stalin could be found ordering the destruction of Ukrainians as a people. The famine was directed towards Stalin's political enemies- who he defined as 'kulaks'. This translated into any peasant who resisted collectivization of agriculture.

That said, the famine was mostly in the winter of 1932-33. The number of dead range from 3.5 to 10 million people.

It was still a massive crime against humanity, one of the worst of the 20th century.

Answer 2

Stalin ordered a war on the kulaks, a class of prosperous peasants who resisted his plan for collectivization of agriculture in the Soviet Union (state control over agricultural productions and distribution The state use Propaganda extensively to gain support for the program.Hope that helps!

Answer 3

There is currently no consensus on whether the Holodomor, the famine that claimed the lives of millions of Ukrainians, was an ethnic genocide or a natural catastrophe.