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The Holodomor, a devastating famine in Ukraine from 1932 to 1933, was largely a result of the policies of the Soviet government under Joseph Stalin, rather than being "stopped" by any specific entity. Internationally, there were efforts by some individuals and organizations to raise awareness and provide aid, but these were largely ignored by the Soviet regime. The famine's legacy continues to be a subject of significant historical debate and remembrance, particularly in Ukraine. Ultimately, the Holodomor was a tragic event that unfolded due to systemic policies rather than being halted by intervention.
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How do you pronounce Holodomor?
holodomor
When and how did the holodomor ended?
the holodomor ended in 2013 due to Brook, Madison and Tylar because they are smarticle people.
When did the Holodomor, a man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine, begin?
The Holodomor, a man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine, began in 1932.
What was holodomor?
The holodomor was a massacre of 10 million people by facsict dictator Stalin by forced hunger in the Ukraine. This caused great famine and many people died because of it.
What was the leading cause of death during the Holodomor?
starvation i think
What was Holodomor was characterized by?
a period of mass starvation throughout Ukraine - APEX
Which statement best defines the Holodomor?
Answer this question… The mass starvation created by collectivization in Ukraine
What year did Ukrainian genocide start?
The Ukrainian genocide, also referred to as the Holodomor, was from 1932-1933.
How many people were killed during the Russian Holocaust?
There was no Russian Holocaust, presumably you mean the Holodomor.
The mass starvation in Ukraine resulting from Joseph Stalin and economic policies was known as .?
Answer this question… the Holodomor
What has the author Fedir Klymenko written?
Fedir Klymenko has written: 'Holodomor' -- subject(s): Catalogs, In art, History, Famines, Famines in art
What happened in the Holodomor genocide?
Millions of Ukrainians (2.4-7.5 million) were intentionally starved to death by the Soviet Union government from 1932-1933.
