BRAMA, Jul 28, 2003, 1:00 am ET
Press Release
New book:
Famine-Genocide in Ukraine, 1932-1933:
Western Archives, Testimonies and New Research
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Edited by Wsevolod W. Isajiw
Published by the Ukrainian Canadian Research and Documentation Centre
Toronto, 2003
ISBN 0-921537-56-5
Purchase directly from UCRDC for $20 each (US or CDN funds), plus
shipping and handling (invoice will be sent with the book). Make cheques
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Orders may be placed by phone (416-966-1819), fax (416-966-1820), e-mail
(ucrdc@interlog.com), or mail:
UCRDC
620 Spadina Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2H4
Canada
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Published on the 70
th
anniversary of the 1932-1933 Famine in Ukraine, the book presents an analysis of documents about the Famine found in Western and Russian archives. It examines reports about the Famine sent at the time by the German, Italian, and British consulates to their governments. Up to now, little has been written about these reports. The reports give a shocking picture of the unbelievable tragedy that the Famine was. They also indicate that the Famine was brought about intentionally by the Soviet government of the time. The book examines Famine witness testimonies collected both in the West and in Ukraine since its independence. It shows the pressure exerted by the Soviet regime on the Western press to deny the Famine and the willingness of some reporters to comply. It also contains an article on the letters by Stalin, recently discovered in the Russian archives, linking the Famine to Stalin's hatred of the Ukrainian independence movement of the time. The book also examines two other famines in Ukraine spawned by the Soviet regime in the twentieth century. An extensive bibliography on the 1932-1933 Famine is included.
Contents:
Introduction
: Wsevolod W. Isajiw
The Famine in Western Archives
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German Diplomatic Reports on the Famine
by Orest Subtelny;
Italian Archival Documents on the Ukrainian Famine
by Andrea Graziosi
The Famine in the British Government Archives
by Jaroslaw V. Koshiw
The Famine Witnesses
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The Famine Witnesses: Oral Histories in North America
by Iroida Wynnytsky and Wsevolod W. Isajiw
A Blanket of Silence: The Response of the Western Press Corps in Moscow to the Ukraine Famine in 1932-1933
by Susan J. Taylor
Famine, International Law and Human Rights: A Statement on the 1990 Report of the International Commission of Inquiry Into the 1932-1933 Famine in Ukraine
by John P. Humphrey
Famine Initiators and Directors: Personal Papers
The 1932-33 Ukrainian Terror: New Documentation on Surveillance and the Thought Process of Stalin
by Terry Martin
Testimonies from Kyiv
To Return to People Their History and to History the Truth
by Volodymyr Maniak
Spiritual Ruin: On the Question of Consequences of 1932-1933 Famine in Ukraine
by Lydia Kovalenko
The Other Famines
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The Origin of the Ukrainian Famine of 1921-23 in the Light of Recent Research
by Roman Serbyn
The 1946-47 Famine in Ukraine: A Comment on the Archives of the Underground
by Peter J. Potichnyj
Famine Bibliography
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Famine 1932-1933: Selected Bibliography
by Olya Pavlyshyn.
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