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Holodomor Through the Eyes of Ukrainian Artists
Examines the impact artists had on preserving the memory of what happened in Ukraine. Pictures can be expanded if opened in a new tab.The Ukrainian Genocide
Refugees try to escape the Ukraine flood by hopping onto a train. Some cling to the roof to get out. Ukraine, USSR. 1933.
International Response
Photo by Thomas Walker in Chicago American, reporting people eating cats and dogs to survive in Soviet Ukraine, 1935
Remembrance
Field of Wheat - Washington memorial to victims of genocidal famine in Ukraine
Resistance
Soviet officials confiscate grain from a peasant household in Ukraine (early 1930s).
Survival
Starving children circa 1932 during the Holodomor, famine induced by Soviet forced collectivization
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