How Stalin starved Ukraine

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It was a genocide that Russia continues to cover up to this day
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In Ukraine, it’s become known as “the Holodomor,” meaning “death by starvation.” It was a genocide carried out by a dictator who wanted to keep Ukraine under his control and who would do anything to keep it covered up for decades.
In the 1930s, Soviet leaders under Joseph Stalin engineered a famine that killed millions as they sought to consolidate agricultural power. In Ukraine, they used additional force as they sought to clamp down on a burgeoning Ukrainian national identity. There, at least 4 million died. As hunger spread among residents, Stalin spearheaded a disinformation campaign to hide the truth from other Soviet citizens and the world. So many Ukrainians died that officials had to send people to resettle the area, setting off demographic shifts that last to this day.
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Check out the Holodomor Research and Education Consortium for more information and resources: holodomor.ca/
We used the Harvard Great Famine Project’s maps and data for our video: gis.huri.harvard.edu/great-fa...
The English translation of Ukrainian historian Stanislav Kulchytsky’s “The Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine: An Anatomy of the Holodomor” was crucial for context for this piece. holodomor.ca/the-famine-of-19...
Anne Applebaum’s book, “Red Famine,” was a great resource for understanding this history: bookshop.org/books/red-famine...
We used photos from Alexander Wienerberger, which are maintained by his great-granddaughter Samara Pearce: samarajadea3bb.myportfolio.com/
We also used photos from James Abbe. More info on the photographer can be found here: www.jamesabbe.com/
"Ukraine: Histories of Dispossession and Resilience" by Olga Biochak: www.megconley.com/hidden-brea...
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Introduction: 00:00
Before the Famine: 1:24
The Famine: 5:20
The Cover-Up: 10:52
Present Day: 13:27
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@Vox
@Vox 2 роки тому
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@MTN1601
@MTN1601 2 роки тому
Yes
@chacteo
@chacteo 2 роки тому
HA
@muratqitaku56
@muratqitaku56 2 роки тому
@@bnwo or how Russian is bombing schools and hospitals in Ukraine?
@kevintewey1157
@kevintewey1157 2 роки тому
@@bnwo guys faking to get this information from CIA
@kevintewey1157
@kevintewey1157 2 роки тому
Right now the USA is starving disabled and poor people denying them medical equipment and killing them So, put Your money where your mouth is
@Xavierpng
@Xavierpng 2 роки тому
The same happened in Kazakhstan, that is why Kazakh and Ukrainian people treat each other well, we suffered from genocide and it was never admitted by Russian side
@charlesdarwin9654
@charlesdarwin9654 2 роки тому
You're an Indian. Stop these.
@dharmapersona2084
@dharmapersona2084 2 роки тому
@@charlesdarwin9654 He just has that generic Indian pfp but that doesn't necessarily mean he's Indian. Anybody can get the profile pic from Google.
@AsianEspionage
@AsianEspionage 2 роки тому
Yeah, he is part-kazakh.
@lysenkotheory3400
@lysenkotheory3400 2 роки тому
No
@emailofjamesw
@emailofjamesw 2 роки тому
@@charlesdarwin9654 and you're a 19th century Englishman.
@therayoflightning
@therayoflightning 2 роки тому
I am thankful as a Kazakh to see that even for a tiny moment our tragedy was mentioned in English language media. Hope to see more detailed videos on the Kazakh famine.
@acmulhern
@acmulhern 2 роки тому
Yes, I'd love to see a episode on the Kazakh famine. It really is one of the worst things that can happen to a population. Seeing your children starve to death in your arms and not being able to do anything to help them is the worst thing imaginable. And it is a story that is never forgotten or forgiven. It is quietly passed down the generations and used as a cautionary tale against the oppressors.
@swish043
@swish043 2 роки тому
@⬆️ in the wrong We have never had communism anywhere. This is totalitarianism and all of it is wrong.
@feddymacfedderman
@feddymacfedderman 2 роки тому
@@swish043 cope harder
@laurenconrad1799
@laurenconrad1799 2 роки тому
They made an English language film called Bitter Harvest, but it ended up being really badly made, which is honestly really sad because it’s a story that deserves to be told and told well. ❤️❤️
@transformers5419
@transformers5419 2 роки тому
You won’t as Kazakh aren’t Europeans or christians
@emory_9886
@emory_9886 Рік тому
As a Ukrainian, I am so thankful that Ukraine's history is being shared, and taught about in English-speaking media. I knew a lot of people from the west who didn't even know what the Holodomor was, so Thank you for sharing it.
@eliasziad7864
@eliasziad7864 Рік тому
Hey, Do you have a documentary of the Russian famine in 1921-22 which killed 5 million Russians and is regarded as one of the worst famines in history?
@EuphoriaPiana
@EuphoriaPiana Рік тому
@@eliasziad7864 The 1921-'22 Soviet (Union) Famine had also affected Ukraine, too. 🇺🇦
@FriendlyCroock
@FriendlyCroock Рік тому
​@@eliasziad7864 In the Holodomor... genius boy... the soviets also shot and killed the ukrainians who were trying to escape. That's a problem In fact they were not even aloud to mourn their loved ones.
@FriendlyCroock
@FriendlyCroock Рік тому
@@eliasziad7864 And by the way, 11 million ukrainians perished, not 5 million.
@eliasziad7864
@eliasziad7864 Рік тому
@@FriendlyCroock Ukrainians?
@user-ld4gy3bs7v
@user-ld4gy3bs7v Рік тому
As a Ukrainian, I am grateful to you and your great support for Ukraine. To this day, we have the moral rule to not take out bread to trash because you never know if the future will or will not bring you the moment when you won't have even a crumb of it.
@JapKonoko
@JapKonoko Рік тому
This is where it's from? My parents are from Ukraine and they taught me to never ever throw food, expecialy bread. Even now, the bread that goes stale, they give it to the neighboorhood dogs but don't throw it away. And we should always also eat everything from the plate, so when I first ate with my friends out when I was little and saw how much food they would live on the plate I was shocked to my core, never saw it home.
@eliasziad7864
@eliasziad7864 Рік тому
Hey, i'd like to see a story about thew Russian famine of 1921-22.
@absentmindedshirokuma8539
@absentmindedshirokuma8539 Рік тому
@@eliasziad7864 ask Russian government to stop censoring and obliterated archive they didn't like. Good luck.
@marghaert
@marghaert Рік тому
@Nate Higgers You sound like a real nice fella
@MithunOnTheNet
@MithunOnTheNet Рік тому
@@eliasziad7864 And who caused that? The West? Or Stalin, who Russians glorify to this day?
@donaldmcronald2331
@donaldmcronald2331 2 роки тому
Ironically, Russia's aggression towards the Ukrainian people has never resultat in Ukrainians trusting the Russian state. The more damage and suffering Russia inflicts on Ukraine, the more resistance they create. It's a shame that obvious historic facts are denied to this day. I really hope Ukrainians will be able to live their lives in peace again, without any outside aggression.
@robertmcduck6712
@robertmcduck6712 2 роки тому
And now there is a war similar what happened to my contry, Finland, in the Winter war. It's a repeat of history and i dont want it repeating because we lost, but atleast we killed two times as many of them than them us.
@helgeingvarson1943
@helgeingvarson1943 2 роки тому
@@bnwo Sista, stop repeating Russian narratives :-) Help Ukraine and damage Russia.
@stockerXRX
@stockerXRX 2 роки тому
@@robertmcduck6712 Finland didn't really lose but they were forced to give some lands to the Russians
@user-mq5lc1cl1x
@user-mq5lc1cl1x 2 роки тому
The perspective of the Russian leader on Ukraine has been all the same; Ukraine has no sovereignty, it belongs to us, our country. Although Russians and Ukraine people have many similarities in common and both share the same origins of their countries, nowadays it's a different country. Russia should accept this fact, but sadly it seems that they don't care about the independence of Ukraine and totally ignores the sovereignty. That's why Holodomor happened, and now the invasion by Putin happened, too.
@williamfrancis5367
@williamfrancis5367 2 роки тому
@@bnwo . So the US made Russia invade Ukraine? Does that mean Putin is a CIA plant?
@AA-wf2ck
@AA-wf2ck 2 роки тому
By the way, in Kazakhstan we have had similar story but we call it “Asharsilik” similar to Holodomor. Dear Ukraine 🇺🇦 people Kazakh people with you, and we pray for your peace and sovereignty. We will never forget what our people been through!
@denelson83
@denelson83 2 роки тому
🇺🇦 💙💛 🇰🇿
@jilezka
@jilezka 2 роки тому
В Татарстане кстати, как и во всём Поволжье тоже был такой голод, в 30-е, даже пословица осталась "голодающее Поволжье" про людей, которые быстро и много едят. In Tatarstan as well as in whole Volga river valley by the way there was also a great famine at the same time(30's) that had it's imprint on generations to come. There's even a phrase "Голодающее Поволжье" or roughly "Starving Volga" refering to people who eat very quickly. A good amount of my relatives died back then either from famine or from "raskulachivanie" and ethnic cleansing
@nicolasiden4074
@nicolasiden4074 2 роки тому
Thank you Kazakhstan 🇺🇦❤️🇰🇿
@benr7101
@benr7101 2 роки тому
Thank you for your kind words. I was planning to go to Kazakhstan before the pandemic, but never got around to it. I hear it's beautiful ❤️ Слава Україно, друже
@BlueHooloovoo
@BlueHooloovoo 2 роки тому
What does Asharsilik mean in the Kazakh language?
@michalveltrusky9633
@michalveltrusky9633 2 роки тому
famine = food shortage war = special military operation Its horrific that after almost 100 years little has changed.
@worldoftancraft
@worldoftancraft Рік тому
War = «protecting someone's citizens». And I am not going to point at the many who had been using this
@neltins5308
@neltins5308 Рік тому
history repeats itself, this time the world isn't gonna sit by to watch Russia bully & genocide Ukraine
@HalifaxHercules
@HalifaxHercules Рік тому
Guess where the Russians and Soviets learned that tactic to starve out indigenous peoples? The British as they did the same thing to Ireland during the 19th century as a result of allowing British absentee landlords to purchase their land, the Popery Laws which unfairly targeted the Irish people, and forcing native Irish to compete for limited land and grow only one crop that is not even native to Eurasia, the potato. When potato blight hit Ireland in the mid 1840s, their potato crops were wiped out, and the infamous "Potato Famine" occurred, resulting in Ireland losing over 25% of its population to out migration and deaths.
@iankearns774
@iankearns774 Рік тому
@@neltins5308 Who invented Communism? Moses Hess. Look into him a bit and then you will see what race has its fingers in all the rotten pies.
@bobatesomemayo
@bobatesomemayo Рік тому
@@HalifaxHercules Who said the british were good in doing that
@cuirass-rook
@cuirass-rook 2 роки тому
My family lived through the Blight in Ireland, another engineered famine. I grew up hearing stories about it from my great-grandmother. It's such an awful way of controlling a populace, and it's awful knowing that it's happened so much and in so many places.
@cuirass-rook
@cuirass-rook 2 роки тому
@The Richest Man In Babylon can't believe there's still members of the British aristocracy haunting the youtube comments. ghosts are real
@sayanalimana697
@sayanalimana697 Рік тому
💔💔💔
@Gamenetreviews
@Gamenetreviews 4 місяці тому
How old are you? that happened in 1847.
@josepoika5388
@josepoika5388 4 місяці тому
❤️YOU DO NOT HAVE TO FEAR DEATH IF YOU BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST, AND TRUST IN HIM WITH ALL YOUR HEART, BECAUSE HE ATONED FOR YOU FOR ALL YOUR INSULTS, THAT YOU WOULD OBTAIN PEACE WITH ALMIGHTY GOD, AND GO TO HEAVEN BY HIS GRACE!🎉
@Miomiothethegreatgreat
@Miomiothethegreatgreat 3 місяці тому
@@Gamenetreviews Wouldn't most people (Adults) have great grandparents who lived in the 19th century? or maybe I'm doing the math wrong
@great_filter
@great_filter 2 роки тому
My grandmother has a photo of the family, and there are signs "+" and "-" on it, once upon a time, my mother asked my grandmother what kind of photo it was, but she didn't say. Years later, my grandmother told me that the "-" sign meant who didn't survive the Holodomor, and the "+" sign meant that they survived. She also said that earlier, when there was the Soviet Union, she was afraid to talk about it, so she didn't tell my mother about it.
@williamle1895
@williamle1895 2 роки тому
@@coelho7156 Stalin is not he killed Ukrainians! you don't get it? you must support Putin and you support the Russian invasion of Ukraine!
@williamle1895
@williamle1895 2 роки тому
@@coelho7156 People who support Stalin are supportive of Russian invasion of Ukraine!
@cyruscheng499
@cyruscheng499 2 роки тому
@@coelho7156 no
@ameddayr
@ameddayr 2 роки тому
@@coelho7156 checks out /s
@TheExplorder
@TheExplorder 2 роки тому
@@coelho7156 Troll.
@warwickhewitt8844
@warwickhewitt8844 2 роки тому
The more I have been learning about Ukraine history the more I understand the amazing will, resilience and determination of its people to be free. They have been constantly brutalized by Russia and let down by Europe and the West.
@katerynb375
@katerynb375 2 роки тому
thank you so much for your kind words!
@benr7101
@benr7101 2 роки тому
Thank you.
@CASTLE69
@CASTLE69 2 роки тому
The West and Europe let Ukraine down while Ukraine was always there to help everyone.
@misko693
@misko693 2 роки тому
@@CASTLE69 yea is that why your economy is struggling while your president is a billionair in not even 4 years being a president
@TheMisterDarknight
@TheMisterDarknight 2 роки тому
Thx
@msirsyart
@msirsyart Рік тому
My relatives were repressed because they owned a large garden and a silkworm on the shores of the Sea of Azov. They pioneered silkworm technology in the region and developed it further. My great-grandmother and her children survived the famine by fishing and collecting plants. But her husband was sent to a labour camp for uranium mining, where he lost his health and died shortly after returning. Another great-grandfather of mine was sentenced to 20 years and exiled to Siberia (eastern Russia) for supporting the Ukrainian national identity. While in the camp, he went on strike and raised the convicts against the bosses. For this, he received another ten years in prison. After Stalin's death, he was rehabilitated and returned to Kyiv. He would not be surprised now because of the war. He then already understood everything about the Russian government. Since then, the methods have not changed. Thank you for sharing this theme with a foreign audience.
@Baller474
@Baller474 Рік тому
If you were still in Ukraine: 💀
@TheDaveMaybe
@TheDaveMaybe Рік тому
You are such a liar. Your great-grandfather did not serve 20 years in the Gulag, as most sentences were 5 years, and anything above 10 was rare. Also, your greedy kulak family deserved it and worse.
@arnowisp6244
@arnowisp6244 Рік тому
The men have changed but the Methods have not. Break up Russia!
@StelmachsWorld
@StelmachsWorld Рік тому
My papa lived through the famine aswell, but in Lviv Region, he survived off berries in the forest, once the war started the soviet government came to his village and started rounding up the men to be sent to siberia, his brothers got sent off but he hid in the forest for 3 years surviving off the same berries before they found him. Russia has never been our friend
@larshofler8298
@larshofler8298 Рік тому
Eastern Russia 🤣 Siberia is Asia, Not Russia
@svitlanaradulovich8444
@svitlanaradulovich8444 Рік тому
More than half of my family didn't survive Holodomor. My grandpa was a baby when this happened. 😭 I keep thinking that there wouldn't be me if his grandpa didn't somehow save him bu feeding seeds
@unounounoq
@unounounoq Рік тому
Almost all the Ukranians are grandchildren of survivors. I am feel so sorry for our ancestors
@fincherkubrykom
@fincherkubrykom 2 роки тому
I'm Ukrainian and I'm so thankful for what you did. A lot of historians in America are still learning this fearful page of Ukrainian history. If you will do something about history and Ukraine again, it would be interesting if you contacted historians such as Timothy Snyder and Yaroslav Hrytsak. As a person who researches cinema and makes content about it, I recommend Agnieszka Holland's film "Mr Jones" (2019).
@shinnam
@shinnam 2 роки тому
And, so many people don't realize how important Ukrainian agriculture is to Europe and Africa. I am afraid it will be a very hungry winter next year.
@sharkzeeh
@sharkzeeh 2 роки тому
absolutely not
@slslbbn4096
@slslbbn4096 2 роки тому
The decapitation of leadership and subjugation and exploitation of a people is exactly what the US did to African Americans. They instigated events that led to the assassination of black leaders like Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr while instituting a system of brutality and exploitation of the African American people that lasts till today If the African American people were armed by western nations with anti aircraft missiles, anti tank weapons, we might have a chance at winning our liberty and freedom
@AlexanderSavchenko91
@AlexanderSavchenko91 2 роки тому
А в России голодомора не было, да?
@fincherkubrykom
@fincherkubrykom 2 роки тому
@@AlexanderSavchenko91 по-перше, ви голодомор заперечуєте у себе там, тому це якийсь дисонанс. По-друге, мені взагалі байдуже, що у вас там було, якщо чесно.
@mr.urbanism
@mr.urbanism 2 роки тому
This is timely and extremely needed for the historical background
@khalilahd.
@khalilahd. 2 роки тому
Agreed!
@bobsink624
@bobsink624 2 роки тому
Agreed x2!
@yes-tn2nk
@yes-tn2nk 2 роки тому
Agreed x3!
@larsstougaard7097
@larsstougaard7097 2 роки тому
Agreed x4
@Bat_Boy
@Bat_Boy 2 роки тому
There were two different famines in Russia: 1921-1922 and 1930-1933. This is talking about the later. The worldwide Great Depression was from 1929-1933. Herbert Hoover offered aid to Russia, which was initially rejected, and finally accepted by Lenin, in the 1st famine. This most likely saved millions of Russian lives.
@menma620
@menma620 2 роки тому
As someone from Kazakhstan I simply don’t understand the people that support Stalin or communism in general. My great grandparents were exiled by Stalin to Siberia and stripped of possessions.
@adricpia5791
@adricpia5791 2 роки тому
Why?
@menma620
@menma620 2 роки тому
@@adricpia5791 because a Post Soviet person supporting Stalin is like a chicken supporting kfc. They’re essentially supporting the person and his policies which killed 20 million people
@rimut230
@rimut230 Рік тому
not all communism is stalinist or authoritarian/genocidal though but I understand your pain
@menma620
@menma620 Рік тому
@@rimut230 most, even the countries that didn’t commit genocide were still repressive
@user-mg9lk9te8d
@user-mg9lk9te8d Місяць тому
​@adricpia5791 Just because ussr is a terrorist country
@INFIDEL96
@INFIDEL96 2 роки тому
I wonder if Winston Churchill was a Russia would he also be criticised for starving millions in Bengal
@thecatbehemoth
@thecatbehemoth 2 роки тому
Every Ukrianian family has a Holodomor survival story from their grandparents/great-grandparents. Entire villages, cities, districts had been wiped out, mostly in Eastern Ukraine. This is the number 1 reason there are so many Russian-speaking people in the East of Ukraine, because the areas were repopulated with other ethnicities from the Soviet Union.
@user-te7rf8ik7z
@user-te7rf8ik7z 2 роки тому
This is incorrect. Many families don't have any information about their pre-WWII history. And that's what every family has a survival story about.
@sashatkachuk6796
@sashatkachuk6796 2 роки тому
@@user-te7rf8ik7z I don’t get what you want to say. How could people not have pre WWII recordings, every family has it’s story.
@patternrecon5271
@patternrecon5271 2 роки тому
Kieth Woods: "russian" oligarchs. Igor Kolomoisky. Great russian famine, Holodomor, Famine in Khazakhstan, Lazar Kaganovich, Genrikh Yagoda, Aron Solts, Filipp Goloshchyokin, Yakov Rappoport, Lazar Kogan, Matvei Berman, Naftaly Frenkel
@user-te7rf8ik7z
@user-te7rf8ik7z 2 роки тому
@@sashatkachuk6796 Sadly, no. Every 7th person in Ukraine has died during WW2. And around 90% of the jews were exterminated. Everyone has a history, but for many it is impossible to find.
@Nikolas37
@Nikolas37 2 роки тому
@@user-te7rf8ik7z Russian troll
@mobimaks
@mobimaks 2 роки тому
This is the first time I see this topic to be covered on such a big channel. And as a Ukrainian, I am really grateful to you for that. It's a common wound for many Ukrainian families. This video even made me cry a little bit. Thank you, Vox team
@vdown_fall8582
@vdown_fall8582 2 роки тому
kulaks destroy their own land and livestock right before a drought. why would stalin do this?????
@henkdeklapsteen6787
@henkdeklapsteen6787 2 роки тому
Slava ukrain@
@mayamaeru
@mayamaeru 2 роки тому
@@vdown_fall8582 This video forgot to mention that people under communism always become unproductive (innovation stifles without the possibility of a reward) because they are not going to benefit from surplus or "doing better than average". This caused farmers to fail to meet their quotas and thus why the law was put in place to then "take everything" since "meeting the quota" "for the good of the country" was more important than the individual farmers' families who needed some left over grain to eat and to trade to buy other essentials. some farmers were actually *self-sabotaging* because they didn't believe it was fair they had to give EVERYTHING up no matter how plentiful their harvest was. Human nature is important when considering theorized unnatural ideologies. Theories don't always pan out according to how humans will naturally behave. another part they totally left out was how millions of the "kulaks" who died were GERMANS in GERMAN colonies. Put those dots on the map over the villages and old maps and you will see they are *mostly* GERMAN people. (looks up "germans from russian empire" to find old maps of their parishes.) This is a huge reason why Hitler later invaded Russia... because German colonies founded in the early 1700s and 1850s and later, were all across the soviet union. Hitler wanted to claim the land that his German people lived on and to FREE THEM FROM COMMUNISM.
@vdown_fall8582
@vdown_fall8582 2 роки тому
@@mayamaeru I'm not reading all that. Also the soviets won the space race
@patternrecon5271
@patternrecon5271 2 роки тому
Kieth Woods: "russian" oligarchs. Igor Kolomoisky. Great russian famine, Holodomor, Famine in Khazakhstan, Lazar Kaganovich, Genrikh Yagoda, Aron Solts, Filipp Goloshchyokin, Yakov Rappoport, Lazar Kogan, Matvei Berman, Naftaly Frenkel
@user-uc4cw3wx2r
@user-uc4cw3wx2r 2 роки тому
My grandmother told me a lot of horrible stories about Holodomor. My family was able to survive through these times only because my great-grandmother worked in collective farm and hid under clothes ears of wheat and other minor food supplies. For such actions people were killed in those days It's so sad to hear about Russia as our brotherhood nation after all this. And even more sad that these horrors are only a part of perennial red-terror on our lands. I hope that modern people will remember and investigate these horrors. Thank you for this video
@moncliffeekuban9187
@moncliffeekuban9187 10 місяців тому
Russia wasn't responsible for any of that. Russians and Kazakhs and other Soviet peoples were also victims of these tragedies. It wasn't unique to Ukraine.
@mishaHrytsak
@mishaHrytsak 10 місяців тому
@@moncliffeekuban9187 Only Russia was respoinsible for that and Ukraine the most suffered
@moncliffeekuban9187
@moncliffeekuban9187 10 місяців тому
@@mishaHrytsak How was Russia responsible for that? It was the policies of a Georgian called Stalin and the Russian people and the Kazakhs also suffered from the famine.
@earthandwind820
@earthandwind820 10 місяців тому
@@moncliffeekuban9187And Trofim Lysenko was an ethnic Ukrainian from Ukraine. He’s the pseudo scientist behind the famines. Does it mean all Ukrainians and Georgians are bad? Of course not, the point is, when Russian people are consistently demonized for things their people didn’t even do….it’s no wonder the policy around this area fails.
@user-qv8ok2wt7c
@user-qv8ok2wt7c 7 місяців тому
@@moncliffeekuban9187why else is responsible? Russia started spreading communism
@ripwednesdayadams
@ripwednesdayadams Рік тому
The Ukrainian people have been through things that no human beings should ever have to experience. My heart is with them.
@milansvancara
@milansvancara Рік тому
Russians should, so they would finally repent
@amirrlockon9284
@amirrlockon9284 Рік тому
What about palestine?
@eliasziad7864
@eliasziad7864 Рік тому
Povolzhye famine?
@Yusheesan
@Yusheesan 7 місяців тому
@@milansvancara Ukraine is the boy who cried "Russia". So far, it's Ukraine who's repenting for all the dead children in Donbas.
@_ramroc
@_ramroc 5 місяців тому
Remind me who started the war in Donbas, and funded the separatists.
@StanleyPepper
@StanleyPepper 2 роки тому
My great-grandfather’s family had a small farm near Kyiv. In 1929, they heard about other farmers being executed or sent to Siberia and so they all abandoned the farm and fled to Kyiv by foot, attempting to save their lives. My 16-year old great-grandfather got a job at a local cab service and lived in a stable. That’s how my family moved to Kyiv. My mother’s side of the family was less lucky though. They were village peasants unaffected by the collectivization so they stayed in the village. Most of the family did not survive the Holodomor. Thank you for making this video and telling the truth about the long and horrifying history of Russian imperialism! Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
@rykermoorcroft4474
@rykermoorcroft4474 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 show us that proof then.
@DESIBOY-fe7nm
@DESIBOY-fe7nm 2 роки тому
I know ur not having good time with the Russians. But it was *Stalin's* imperialism. Who wasn't a Russian by the way. And sent many Russians to to Gulags.
@StanleyPepper
@StanleyPepper 2 роки тому
@@DESIBOY-fe7nm Holodomor was not the first or last time someone tried to destroy Ukraine from Moscow. Also, the USSR continued the Russian imperial project. Other nations had to assimilate and their cultures and languages were marginalized. It’s a cautionary tale to think the Soviets were not imperialistic in their policies toward the non-Russian cultures.
@youcouldbeyoubutneverbeme4748
@youcouldbeyoubutneverbeme4748 2 роки тому
@@StanleyPepper u so funny as ur tales
@immigrantgaming420epic
@immigrantgaming420epic 2 роки тому
@@idontmakecontent4870 Having fun being a bot?
@splicoo1950
@splicoo1950 2 роки тому
This is scary...here in Croatia in school we are learning about this and when teacher was explaining what Ukrainians where going through during Holodomor,our teacher started crying soo loud that she couldn't stop,we were so shocked by these stories...😭🇭🇷❤🇺🇦
@ianhomerpura8937
@ianhomerpura8937 2 роки тому
Hope you guys learn in school the massacres done there in your country as well.
@brmbkl
@brmbkl 2 роки тому
@@ianhomerpura8937 dude, really?
@ianhomerpura8937
@ianhomerpura8937 2 роки тому
@@brmbkl well, all countries have skeletons in their closet. Or mass graves. So yep, we need to bring up these unpleasant parts of our histories, so no one dare repeat them again.
@maximanuel9712
@maximanuel9712 2 роки тому
honest question from an austrian: do you learn about jasenovac in school?
@brmbkl
@brmbkl 2 роки тому
@@ianhomerpura8937 Theres a time and place. You are hijacking this discussion for your own interest, diminishing the trauma of others to attract sympathy for your case. It’s rude beyond belief, so i dont expect you to understanding what im saying.
@anthonymanderson7671
@anthonymanderson7671 Рік тому
There are hardline far left who deny the holomodor honestly 🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️
@dianamiftakhova5047
@dianamiftakhova5047 Рік тому
Recently, russia removed a monument dedicated to Holodomor in Mariupol, currently occupied. They said, "Ukraine didn't suffer that much from fasting, so why emphasise it?". History repeats itself.
@KaplingMagnum
@KaplingMagnum Рік тому
Because Holodomor narrative was a hoax made by Kulaks and N@zis
@mitchrichards1532
@mitchrichards1532 Рік тому
@@KaplingMagnum Go to a pub in Kiev and explain that to people there.
@signorasforza354
@signorasforza354 5 місяців тому
@@mitchrichards1532 Go to pub in Moscow and explain it there, ruzzkie.
@wannacashmeoutside
@wannacashmeoutside 2 роки тому
RIP to my great grandparents siblings who all died in this famine. Great grandma was 1 of 13 siblings…4 survived wars, mass executions, and famines.
@uhohhotdog
@uhohhotdog 2 роки тому
The ones executed were traitors to the revolution
@alphalabs859
@alphalabs859 2 роки тому
@@uhohhotdog excuse me, but, if a revolution starves and kills people, then it's not a revolution, it's a genocide.
@joshuaphillips755
@joshuaphillips755 2 роки тому
@@alphalabs859 the revolution was earlier, he's saying they were traitors to the ideals. And they were.
@DeepTitanic
@DeepTitanic 2 роки тому
@@alphalabs859 So then it was a revolution because noone would starve their own people on purpose.
@iGotPinched
@iGotPinched 2 роки тому
@@DeepTitanic no one intentionally starved anyone dude
@shinnam
@shinnam 2 роки тому
Ukraine is still the bread basket of Europe. We need to be planting victory gardens just like in WWII. Almost nothing is being planted in Ukraine this spring. Not one EU government has talked about conservation or reducing consumption. Next winter could be very painful.
@askosefamerve
@askosefamerve 2 роки тому
The war will create famine just like South Sudan or Yemen.
@infantjones
@infantjones 2 роки тому
Russia produces considerably more grain lol
@arty5876
@arty5876 2 роки тому
Ukraine isn't making exports of grain to Europe
@lydiablasko2380
@lydiablasko2380 Рік тому
This is my first time seeing this covered on such a large platform. As a descendent of surviors of the holodomor + the labor camps that followed, it's great to see this history taught, as there seems to be a lack of presence in large history resources, and cetainly not in as much detail as other events. So thank you, truly
@freddywhite
@freddywhite 2 роки тому
The work you do is priceless. Missing Chapter might be the most important videos series online anywhere.
@vasylin77
@vasylin77 2 роки тому
We were taught about this extensively in Ukrainian schools. It was kind of traumatic. I didn’t understand why there was such emphasis on this in our program. Now I know why. History doesn’t repeat itself, but it rhymes.
@1997jankuschef
@1997jankuschef 2 роки тому
Big yikes
@youcouldbeyoubutneverbeme4748
@youcouldbeyoubutneverbeme4748 2 роки тому
Yeah it’s kinda traumatic when you getting wrong propagandist information in school
@vasylin77
@vasylin77 2 роки тому
We were never taught Bandera was a shining hero, our history teacher was actually good and taught us all of the sides of ukrainian history, even the ones that weren’t pretty.
@divx1001
@divx1001 2 роки тому
@@emssej everyone knows what Bandera did, you bot. You certainly ain't opening any secrets today.
@sana3843
@sana3843 2 роки тому
@@divx1001 no Ukraine care as much about Bandera as Russians do. At this point it’s ridiculous. The guy died more than 60 years ago, get over it.
@sviatoslavrublyk3348
@sviatoslavrublyk3348 2 роки тому
Many of dietary and culinary habits comes from that starvation period: eating a lot of high calorie food, not wasting even a bit of food that left on the plate, bread became basically a must on the table and practice of preparing a lot of bottled, conserved food in case of something.
@samuelantipov891
@samuelantipov891 2 роки тому
My father is originally from Ukraine. He always tells me when I eat, "Finish everything. Don't leave food for the enemy." Of course, I found it amusing in the past. Who is this "enemy" he talks about? I had always wondered why he said that, until now.
@ReySchultz121
@ReySchultz121 2 роки тому
@@samuelantipov891 That sounds somewhat patriotic of your father, it's beautiful.
@unounounoq
@unounounoq Рік тому
@@bluebirdbirddddd mostly Ukrainians and Kazakh, definitely not Russians. You were creators of this horror. Own to it!
@polinanikulina
@polinanikulina Рік тому
Famines actually turn our genes on and off, and these markers on are passed down two generations. There was an epigenetics study of the Dutch Hunger Winter of 1944-45, and people who experienced it in the womb died younger and had more health issues.
@dudebro3250
@dudebro3250 Рік тому
Remember Israel will take no responsibility for this. The biggest perpetrators are the biggest victims.
@waroracle2692
@waroracle2692 Рік тому
My grandparents survived Holodomor. They told me the most horrific stories how people were laying dead on the streets, people eating dogs or or even their dead parents/children.
@eliasziad7864
@eliasziad7864 Рік тому
Read about the Russian famine in 1921-22.
@EuphoriaPiana
@EuphoriaPiana Рік тому
@@eliasziad7864 The 1921-'22 Soviet (Union) Famine had also affected Ukraine, too. 🇺🇦
@eliasziad7864
@eliasziad7864 Рік тому
@@EuphoriaPiana No it was only in Russia.
@drdariamattingly2959
@drdariamattingly2959 Рік тому
@@eliasziad7864 It was not only in Russia - google it and you will see South Ukraine being affected too.
@EuphoriaPiana
@EuphoriaPiana Рік тому
@@drdariamattingly2959 That's what I'M saying, too/as well. There are even photos to prove it.
@user-yl6ym8iy3v
@user-yl6ym8iy3v 2 роки тому
Thank you for covering such a painful topic for every ukrainian, especially in such a tough time for us!
@scenenuf
@scenenuf 2 роки тому
Putin: "It's not a war, It's a Special Military Operation" History Repeating itself.
@dans7262
@dans7262 2 роки тому
Newspeak is never new
@kruttikahegde8284
@kruttikahegde8284 2 роки тому
Stalin: Its not Genocide, its just a food shortage!
@alexalex-om9ic
@alexalex-om9ic 2 роки тому
stalin was criminal.
@Ghost-wm1db
@Ghost-wm1db 2 роки тому
@Von Gröger I think you meant to type Britain
@moonshadow7057
@moonshadow7057 2 роки тому
because the old crimes were not punished, the new crimes happen again. Putin and his group most be punished to avoid future crimes
@freddytang2128
@freddytang2128 2 роки тому
Wait did they just say 1/3 of people in Kazakhstan died in this time period? holy moly, why dont we hear that more often? why isnt there a name given to that? Not downplaying or dismissing holomodor AT ALL. but surprised I havent even heard of Kazakhstan losing 1/3 of population in few years
@ewadfe3705
@ewadfe3705 2 роки тому
Thats highly false. It was not genocide. I have proof. The Ukrainians were lazy and wouldnt work, then the Soviets tried to help but failed. Also talk about guatamo bay and american war crimes.
@Thegagagaha
@Thegagagaha 2 роки тому
Officials say the number of 1/3 of the population but most people and historians tell about the 1.5-2/3 of population, so that they became the minor nation
@sagdinurmanov8391
@sagdinurmanov8391 2 роки тому
My friend, the name given to the Kazakh famine of 1931-33 is "Asharshylyk". My grandma being a teenager lost her parents and 7 out of 8 siblings to it and had an incredible story of saving her little sister, but having to turn her into orphanage. She was looking for her sister all her life, but never found her... You are right, the world should be hearing more often about it.
@ianhomerpura8937
@ianhomerpura8937 2 роки тому
This is partly why, after independence, Nazarbayev moved to consolidate Kazakh rule over the Russian-settled north by building Astana (now Nur-Sultan) at the center of the country.
@thecook8964
@thecook8964 2 роки тому
Edwafe, is that you Putin?
@pickle_v9377
@pickle_v9377 23 дні тому
Can’t believe I fell for this 2 years ago
@katrina_h15
@katrina_h15 2 роки тому
Every Ukrianian family has a Holodomor survival story from their grandparents/great-grandparents. Personally, I grew up on my grandmother's stories about the Holodomor, about how she walked four days to another city to bring some food to her younger brother and sister. Entire villages, cities, districts had been wiped out.
@ninashewchuk8976
@ninashewchuk8976 2 роки тому
My family wasn't affected by Holodomor, but my great-grandfather was killed during the purges. It frustrates and saddens me to see how many seemingly intelligent, well-meaning, educated people deny that Stalin was a brutal dictator. Thank you for uploading this and explaining it to succinctly.
@UnholyWrath3277
@UnholyWrath3277 Рік тому
It's always amazing what otherwise good people will completely overlook in the name of their national pride
@gargamelts
@gargamelts Рік тому
@@UnholyWrath3277 yeah just look at the USA
@samuela-aegisdottir
@samuela-aegisdottir Рік тому
Stalin killed more people than Hitler. There are numerous statues of Stalin in the entire Russia. What would we think if there would had been statues of Hitler in today's Germany?
@FJBtV-os2pv
@FJBtV-os2pv Рік тому
They deny it because they admire what he did deep down . Lots of American liberals worship him . Even top democrats
@FJBtV-os2pv
@FJBtV-os2pv Рік тому
@@gargamelts it's the liberals who are full of hate . The Democrats are openly talking about how great socialism is
@Axatttt
@Axatttt 2 роки тому
I believe the same thing happened to Kazakhstan, the Soviet’s divided Kazakhs almost parallel to Ukraine confiscating cattle from the « bai », the richer Kazakhs. They depended on Kazakh people to rat eachother out. Meanwhile up to 60% of the Kazakh ethnicity was wiped out and they would be a minority in their own country until 1991. If villages did not meet grain quotes they would be blacklisted unable to trade with neighboring villages. Sadly western scholars refuse to admit that this was a genocide though it is exactly like Ukraine. Kazakh scholars call this the goloshchenkin genocide.
@Axatttt
@Axatttt 2 роки тому
@mario did I say he was Russian, also the Stalinist famines were much more prevalent in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and the Caucasus
@prathamsaxena9503
@prathamsaxena9503 2 роки тому
Buddy, You are central Asian and not White Christians That's why west doesn't care about you
@user-sl3fv8tn9u
@user-sl3fv8tn9u 2 роки тому
@@Axatttt Kazakhstan itself don't recognize it officialy as genocide. That's main problem. We are Ukrainians always say that in Kazakhstan also was genocide. So, if Kazakhstan will recognize it as genocide, we will do the same accordingly.
@Lilliathi
@Lilliathi 2 роки тому
Why do you call yourself soviet?
@Axatttt
@Axatttt 2 роки тому
@@Lilliathi cause my parents were born in the Soviet Union so I mean, if it’s part of my past I shouldn’t push it away
@88ashjen
@88ashjen 2 роки тому
It is so important as humans to not only learn your history but histories of different cultures. I am not Ukrainian or Russian but the compassion I have for humans is beyond what country we are from. I am from a “race” that has and still struggles and I realize how much through life we all have especially our ancestors.
@vladpavliuk778
@vladpavliuk778 2 роки тому
I'm ukrainian and I'm thankful for the work you have done. The whole world should know what our nation went through while the west kept silence
@subhashishbagchi2569
@subhashishbagchi2569 Рік тому
Same thing happened to my ancestor in 1945 where half of the family members got perished way. Only difference is that "The Holodomor" was caused by Stalin while "GREAT BENGAL FAMINE" was caused by Churchill.
@HotAI-1990
@HotAI-1990 10 місяців тому
i tink the west was dealing with its own issues. There was no collective west as it is today
@specialK319319
@specialK319319 2 роки тому
I'm glad this is getting more attention.The Holocaust understandably and deservedly gets a ton of attention, but the slaughter which took place during Holodomor wasn't far off and sadly most non-Ukrainians have no idea what it is at least in the US. As a Ukrainian American I can definitively say the impact it had on our culture was tremendous. Up until they passed away my grandparents ALWAYS insisted I eat more and would get upset if I didn't and not just in the way "normal" grandparents do, not to mention the amount of preserved food they kept hidden.
@ewadfe3705
@ewadfe3705 2 роки тому
Thats highly false. It was not genocide. I have proof. The Ukrainians were lazy and wouldnt work, then the Soviets tried to help but failed. Also talk about guatamo bay and american war crimes.
@DarkShadowPain
@DarkShadowPain 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 Bad Bot
@anmlt
@anmlt 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 why do I have to talk about other countries if my country was in slavery for all the existence of the soviet union? stalin wanted fully conquer Ukraine, as all the rulers of russia did and doing now. why should we be silent about all of it?
@Jayheid98
@Jayheid98 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 this is a disinformation bot. Probably a russian bot farm. Please ignore it and do not comment
@ewadfe3705
@ewadfe3705 2 роки тому
@@Jayheid98 your mother is a disinformation bot you know that?
@Soumyajit2
@Soumyajit2 2 роки тому
As a Bengali, I would request you to please make a similar video on the Britain-created Bengal Famine of 1943 that killed at least 3 million people. My grandmother who was kid then recounts the horrors of the time. She lost her mother to the famine.
@alexandredelneste270
@alexandredelneste270 2 роки тому
British Raj actions played a huge roll in the famine death toll. But can we really say it was only British created ? And is it comparable situation to Holodomor ?
@Dew2Much
@Dew2Much 2 роки тому
Yes I agree, it needs to be talked about
@Dew2Much
@Dew2Much 2 роки тому
@@alexandredelneste270 the bengal famine was made due to Churchill’s policies and imperialism
@ultracoolfreakofnature
@ultracoolfreakofnature 2 роки тому
Yes, Winston Churchill was responsible for it. But the Western media would avoid showing him in a bad light, he is one of the heros of WWII. I mentioned the same in a comment but now I see it was probably deleted. I don't know why.
@absda1000
@absda1000 2 роки тому
@@ultracoolfreakofnature Yes, they deleted a lot of comments relating this to Churchill.
@RoSoliTaire
@RoSoliTaire 11 місяців тому
I first learned about this history when it was briefly spoken in the tv series Chernobyl. Up to this day I still can't believe that a person could perpetuate such misery.
@technobubba4
@technobubba4 4 місяці тому
Oh, so you haven't heard of Mr. Trump ?
@MJW238
@MJW238 Місяць тому
If you can’t believe it, then maybe apply some skepticism.
@rexgeorg7324
@rexgeorg7324 Місяць тому
Why am I thinking ...of Palestine
@MashaKanarchuk
@MashaKanarchuk 2 роки тому
When I started learning history in Ukrainian school we still had programmes largely influenced by the Russian view of the world the was no talk of Holodomor or Stalin and Hitler dividing Poland. They changed it during my studies. We went from not knowing anything about Holodomor to slowly talking about it, and even building a museum to collect and display the evidence.
@user-is9om6oi6z
@user-is9om6oi6z 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 Бот
@geraldlindenberg1000
@geraldlindenberg1000 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 D.... Putin bot!
@ewadfe3705
@ewadfe3705 2 роки тому
@@geraldlindenberg1000 im not a bot
@uninstaller2860
@uninstaller2860 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 Exactly what a bot is programmed to reply
@sethabdul7824
@sethabdul7824 2 роки тому
Consider why the school curriculum hides it.
@user-xs8dh5gp7g
@user-xs8dh5gp7g 2 роки тому
As a ukrainian , THANK YOU. Finally the world will be able to find out about this tragedy
@ewadfe3705
@ewadfe3705 2 роки тому
Thats highly false. It was not genocide. I have proof. The Ukrainians were lazy and wouldnt work, then the Soviets tried to help but failed. Also talk about guatamo bay and american war crimes.
@DESIBOY-fe7nm
@DESIBOY-fe7nm 2 роки тому
In this war, Most Indians are on Russian side. (Long story) But this war made a saperate fan base of Ukrainian fighters India. Your President Zelensky, is named as "Bengal Tiger" here. I know this is random.
@user-xs8dh5gp7g
@user-xs8dh5gp7g 2 роки тому
@@DESIBOY-fe7nm wow, this is very cool. Thank you!
@andrewquenneville7765
@andrewquenneville7765 2 роки тому
tell me about your life story !! i am Canadian I would like if we can exange a bit
@lalatom2421
@lalatom2421 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 where?
@andrewrozhen513
@andrewrozhen513 2 роки тому
Thank you for covering “The Holodomor” in your channel. It’s important for the world to learn more about that. It will help people to understand more of what is going on today between Ukraine and Russian occupants.
@vitapavacllp999
@vitapavacllp999 Рік тому
the last 8 years in DONBASS as well help people the origins of this war (for example the UKRAINE shelling of civilians in DONBASS - 2014 В Зугрэсе ваши нацисты разбомбили школу и детский пляж.....
@ola-fo8xy
@ola-fo8xy 6 місяців тому
@@vitapavacllp999 that;s simly not true. do some factchecking abov russian and russia-supported articles
@dimas3829
@dimas3829 Місяць тому
@@ola-fo8xy as not truth as countless Ukrainian civilians blown up by the mines that Ukrainian military started to throw everywhere on the beaches after Russia finally interviened into your civil war in 2022?
@eugenesamilyk6131
@eugenesamilyk6131 Рік тому
Thank you for sharing this. All people across the world should know who was Russia and what it is now.
@Barvystyk
@Barvystyk Рік тому
@@James-wu6qh No one wanted to join USSR
@antonshishenia7795
@antonshishenia7795 Рік тому
Why not mention the victims of the famine of the 20xx-30xx years in all the republics of the USSR, which occurred through the fault of the then government? From hunger alone in the RSFSR, especially in the Volga region and the Southern Urals, from 2 to 6 million people died, most of whom were Russians.
@dj_m1999
@dj_m1999 Рік тому
Stalin was not Russian nor were most of the USSR leaders.
@technobubba4
@technobubba4 4 місяці тому
Stalin was a Georgian !! But who were the others ???? Surely you gest !!!!@@dj_m1999
@kbityy
@kbityy 3 місяці тому
​@@dj_m1999stalin was russian, doesnt matter that he was born in georgia
@ohyoyshozebulo
@ohyoyshozebulo 2 роки тому
Thank you for covering this terrifying episode in the history of my country. My grandparents live in rural area, they parents experienced that horror. There indeed were the prohibition to move to cities from the village and that prohibition continued up to 70s. Basically people were slaves, they didn't have passports or any rights, they couldn't change anything.
@worldoftancraft
@worldoftancraft 2 роки тому
In the Saint States federation of North America people also have no passports, this is legit for 85%+ of the pupulation. So they were slaves? Cry louder, roll on the ground and cosplay an "always the victim" more. A hint: this won't allow you to build "a second Israel".
@ohyoyshozebulo
@ohyoyshozebulo 2 роки тому
@@worldoftancraft The problem was not in passport absence but in absensce of basic human rights that other USSR citizens had. For example freedom of movement or freedom to choose a job, without passport one couldn't move to other village, couldn't move to a city and could find any other job except of working on local collective farm. So lack of those rights I call slavery.
@worldoftancraft
@worldoftancraft 2 роки тому
@@ohyoyshozebulo Lack of those rights or lack of the activity and audacity to do anything with the self? How was the population of cities increasing? With the help of «magic»? Or «somehow» Populus of rular areas was moving in towns?
@ohyoyshozebulo
@ohyoyshozebulo 2 роки тому
@@worldoftancraft I am talking about a particular case of the lack of rights of my grandparents and other villagers. And you don't have any right to doubt they words you even don't know them. What is problem in saying "thank you" for making video about the history that happened with my relatives? Why you so aggressive about commenting the video?
@worldoftancraft
@worldoftancraft 2 роки тому
@@ohyoyshozebulo because calling a multiethnic tragedy “a conscious act of Murdering poor Ukrainians just for fun because atrocious Rick.Tator Stalin did order” does not represent the actual truth nor helps anyone. Oh, right. It helps the poor Ukrainian nationalists to build Their Own National Myth. Like we didn't see enough of things of this kind. P.s. what did I doubt? That your relatives are A PART OF THE SOCIETY, thus, they are INFLUENCEABLE to an AGENDA? See, it's a worldwide thing. Isolate yourself from the society and its gifts to be truly independent.
@caad5258
@caad5258 2 роки тому
Never forget that if you have what an Empire wants, they will stop at nothing to get it. Ireland, India, Ukraine, Iraq, Yemen and Palestine. The same pattern repeats. Solidarity with Ukraine. Glory to the Heroes.
@khalira1
@khalira1 2 роки тому
Agreed. Thats why Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea are also heroes!
@tatumfanclub8295
@tatumfanclub8295 2 роки тому
@@khalira1 North Korea? hahah
@HeadhuntexGamer
@HeadhuntexGamer 2 роки тому
@@khalira1 I have met dozens of people from Venezuela, they dont see their current leader as a hero
@prairierider7569
@prairierider7569 Рік тому
Thankfully with the internet, this will never be erased
@olhazinchenko1576
@olhazinchenko1576 Рік тому
My grandfather’s brother died in Holodomor. In the summer 1933 he stole cherry from a neighbor’s tree. And the neighbor strangled him for this theft. My grandma was born later and survive a hunger after WW2 . It was lean year after the war and to survive they ate birch bark pancakes. that is, they took birch bark and ground it into flour. And baked pancakes.
@tungsten2009
@tungsten2009 Місяць тому
the inner bark contains some meagre nutrition
@anzhelagorgoshadze366
@anzhelagorgoshadze366 2 роки тому
As a Ukrainian I'm very thankful that Vox made this video, the world has to know about this horrible crime and how the soviet government tried to cover this tragedy up. We still remember the hunger and the generational trauma is still alive in the current generations. The world has to know how horrible the regime was and how many times the Soviet regime and now Russia have been trying to destroy Ukraine but will never succeed.
@aka99
@aka99 2 роки тому
slava urkaini! stay strong. the light of freedom will shine over the dark of tyranny.
@misbah4716
@misbah4716 2 роки тому
Haha lol
@misbah4716
@misbah4716 2 роки тому
@@TsunamicBug you guys showing sympathy is funny.. comedian zelensky
@patternrecon5271
@patternrecon5271 2 роки тому
Kieth Woods: "russian" oligarchs. Igor Kolomoisky. Great russian famine, Holodomor, Famine in Khazakhstan, Lazar Kaganovich, Genrikh Yagoda, Aron Solts, Filipp Goloshchyokin, Yakov Rappoport, Lazar Kogan, Matvei Berman, Naftaly Frenkel
@Mustafa6ix
@Mustafa6ix 2 роки тому
Hunger ? Go look at what’s happening in yemen and all over Africa lol
@92Timoxa
@92Timoxa 2 роки тому
I'm from Kazakhstan, my grand grand mother (mother side) was from a family of 4. She lost 2 sisters during the starvation and her brother sometimes later during the WW2.
@MsThePrettiest
@MsThePrettiest Рік тому
Ironically now I live in Stalin's motherland - Georgia (the country, not state) and locals are supporting Ukraine. Also Russians who are against the war moved here. There are protests and charity events to support Ukraine but at the same time Georgia remains the last country to have a meseum of Stalin.
@southamptonfan3460
@southamptonfan3460 Рік тому
Well I am not surprised . Stalin was a bit more kinder to the Georgians considering he was a Georgian . Also most likely the most famous leader to come out off Georgia .
@signorasforza354
@signorasforza354 5 місяців тому
Stalin was russificated. He was russian imperialist. Just like russian tsars were german but russian imperialists
@femitalabi
@femitalabi Рік тому
Ukraine must fight and win this war to finally free themselves from Russia, the history of Ukraine prior to the emergence of USSR was also terrible and inhumane. Ukraine must fight to finish and the world must support Ukraine to see the end Russia dominance
@JohnDoe-lw1si
@JohnDoe-lw1si 2 роки тому
I’m pleasantly surprised to not see many tankies trying to deny or justify this. I hope people will finally start to see how cruel the USSR was. It truly is surprising that people still try to defend these actions when there is so much proof. Reminds me of the stupidity of denying the Shoah.
@loubertloubert
@loubertloubert 2 роки тому
I dont think the tankies have found the video yet, the twitter tankie community regularly celebrates this and claim the kulaks had it coming. Its actually kinda terrifying how many of them there are on twitter.
@keshavleitan7800
@keshavleitan7800 2 роки тому
I don't think anyone in the right mind can even try to justify this.
@RoboRoby321
@RoboRoby321 2 роки тому
@@loubertloubert the tankies are the lowest crab in the crab bucket society, they have no ambition and no wishes, and will pull down everyone else that wants to better themselves so they can suffer as them
@Pllayer064
@Pllayer064 2 роки тому
@@RoboRoby321 that's basically the substrate of Russian ideology.
@charlieputzel7735
@charlieputzel7735 2 роки тому
@@keshavleitan7800 It's like facists and holocaust denial. They don't believe it, but they have to try making their ideology more appealing somehow 🙄
@MaryanSakalyuk
@MaryanSakalyuk 2 роки тому
I'm from Ukraine! Thank you very much for created this video and to told all the world about Ukrainian genocide.
@doublej7293
@doublej7293 2 роки тому
This was already embarrassingly unknown by the average person but with the recent happenings it’s become increasingly historically relevant. V important people know this stuff. Good coverage vox
@HistoryfortheAges
@HistoryfortheAges 2 роки тому
Thank you for creating this video. You would be surprised how few of my college students know the atrocities of Stalin.
@acmulhern
@acmulhern 2 роки тому
As an Irish person, learning about this hits hard and I can fully empathise with the Ukrainian and Kazakh people and this tragedy that they have survived. Something like this can never be forgotten or forgiven. If you starve a population be prepared for 1000 years of hatred.
@kingdongo4388
@kingdongo4388 Рік тому
Watch Europa the last Empire, then talk
@acmulhern
@acmulhern Рік тому
@@kingdongo4388 what's it about? P.s. that sounded a bit rude, just so you know.
@HalifaxHercules
@HalifaxHercules Рік тому
I also have Irish Protestant roots from my Dad's side. My paternal ancestors migrated from Poole to Ireland, and then Ireland to Newfoundland's Northwestern Avalon Peninsula during the mid 18th century. Don't forget that 1/5 of Newfoundland and Labrador's population have Irish roots, mostly Irish Protestants and Catholics. While the potato famine didn't effect my family, it still did a lot of damage to my ancestors, including a 1/4 of Ireland's population either perished or forced to go to North America for a better life.
@acmulhern
@acmulhern Рік тому
@John Barrett it was the Catholic population who were starved. And it was mostly caused by the heavy taxes that the Catholics had to pay to the Protestant lords.
@mishynaofficial
@mishynaofficial Рік тому
Empires will fall into the sea And the winds are blowing from everywhere They will not use fortresses and bunkers...
@Gali80f
@Gali80f 2 роки тому
Thank you for bringing these stories into light! I'm a Ukrainian but my grand-grandmothers lived in Ukraine and Kazakhstan at that period. The world must know the truth about how the soviet union treated nations that weren't russian. It is important to understand that even right now russian "federation" is largely made of nations and territories where people's money, resources and future is stolen by moscow
@gook5219
@gook5219 Рік тому
If the world must know about the truth, why they made the whole video only about Ukraine?
@yyychfake1590
@yyychfake1590 Рік тому
@@gook5219china russia simp you should go to wagner, theyre still recruiting. or youre only here to say that kazakhstan is not important when clearly you’re the one who isnt? their lives matter. meanwhile yours? debatable. putler will make good use of you soon
@mistjor6286
@mistjor6286 Рік тому
@@gook5219 What?
@larshofler8298
@larshofler8298 Рік тому
🤣🤣 Who cares
@mistjor6286
@mistjor6286 Рік тому
@@larshofler8298 Well, you care enough to reply to the comment, so...
@user-yf3os4ww2z
@user-yf3os4ww2z 2 роки тому
Guys you have made a great job with the reporting, it's very important to know mistakes from past and don't repeat it in the future. Thank you)
@dreamersdisease2481
@dreamersdisease2481 28 днів тому
Interesting timing
@joshuawilliams8841
@joshuawilliams8841 2 роки тому
Great synopsis. This is by far one of the most underreported or just outright denied genocides in modern history. The fact Russians are being subject to the same disinformation plays into how these kinds of things are outright denied today. Keep up the good work.
@sillywilly2342
@sillywilly2342 2 роки тому
It was not genocide, as many people across the whole of the Soviet Union starved to death. Most fertile lands were in Ukraine & southern Russia, hence had the highest death rates. Other notable areas included Kazakhstan and ukbekistan
@prathamsaxena9503
@prathamsaxena9503 2 роки тому
😂😂😂 this was not genocide If it was then fyi Winston Churchill killed more than 4 millions of Indian during 1942-43 famine (that is the official number which many believe to be up to 10-12 millions)
@joshuawilliams8841
@joshuawilliams8841 2 роки тому
@@prathamsaxena9503 Wow. Guess what. Targeted policies which directly or indirectly lead to the deaths of millions of a specific group of people? Yes its a genocide. So was the Indian starvation.
@joshuawilliams8841
@joshuawilliams8841 2 роки тому
@@sillywilly2342 And what happened after all those people died? They were resettled by ethnic Russians. I'm not rocket surgeon, but that does sound incredibly familiar to a certain mustachioed German man's policy for creating breathing room. Not saying the Ruskies have that mentality. But it was pretty obvious then and more obvious now that it was a targeted effort to decimated or at least subjugate the rural Ukrainian populations by literally making them starve to death.
@sillywilly2342
@sillywilly2342 2 роки тому
@@joshuawilliams8841 again, Stalin did this all across the Soviet Union. It was not JUST towards Ukrainians. Crimean Tatars, Cossacks, Chechens, Latvians, Lithuanians we’re all targeted and forcibly relocated. And in term of relocated people, of course it would be Russians who relocated these areas, because they were by far the largest ethnic group in the Soviet Union. Also worth noting, it was not just Russians that relocated these lands (some forcibly btw), but belarussians, Kazakhs etc. If you look at it only through the lense of Ukraine, which with video sneakily does, I can see why people say genocide. But when you look at the broader Soviet Union as a whole, you realise all ethnicities suffered unfortunately, and the genocide argument becomes a very week one to make
@johannafeminist1745
@johannafeminist1745 Місяць тому
In Ukraine, 10 million people died from Hunger. There are 7 million in Kazakhstan; at the beginning of the 20th century, the number of Kazakhs was 10 million according to the census, but after the famine only 3 million remained. There is no need to downplay the numbers.
@MsTwiDi92
@MsTwiDi92 2 роки тому
Every Ukrainain family has been touched by this horrible crime against our people. And this trauma of starvation is passed down from generation to generation - my mom and gradma always made sure there is extra food in the house, it was always taken as a sign of disrespect if you do not finish all food on your plate, and the bread is considered sacred, because the people paid the biggest price for at least a morsel of it. Thank you, Vox for shining a light on this important page of Ukrainain history, especially now in the times of war, when this history repeats itself.
@dimas3829
@dimas3829 Місяць тому
Naturally occuring famine = crime against one ethnic group, I got you.
@MsTwiDi92
@MsTwiDi92 Місяць тому
@@dimas3829 there was nothing natural about the series of famines created by the Soviets against Ukrainians. You missed the point of the video.
@philtheprince1
@philtheprince1 2 роки тому
My family is german russians, they lived as germans in russia for generations. But during and after WW2, germans had it very hard in russia (even though they obviously had nothing to do with german politics). They were deported in the most unhabitable places of russia, labor camps, etc. My grandma told me that they had to work on fields all day, then government officials would seize almost all their harvest. They would hide wheat grains at home, and my great grandfather build a hidden oven into the walls of their hut, so they could bake bread at night.
@petergray7576
@petergray7576 2 роки тому
And they deported other "undependable" minorities as well: Balkars, Karachays, Chechens, Ingushetians, Dagestanis, Kalmyks, Crimean Tatars, Meskhetian Turks etc... Often they shared the same forlorn lands of exile, usually in concentration camps where food and medicine were in short supply. Between 1/4 and 1/3 perished from starvation, cruelty and neglect. The Caucasian nations didn't return to their lands until 1957. The Tatars weren't allowed to return to Crimea until Gorbachev finally reversed Stalin's decree, and none of these groups received any compensation for their pain. Your fellow Germans and the Meskhetian Turks are still homeless for the most part, and the latter are still stateless in countries far from home (the Republic of Georgia has steadfastly refused to recognise them as Georgians).
@putinisaterrorist2047
@putinisaterrorist2047 2 роки тому
@Joscha Wexler german russians spoke german and still had their german surnames unlike the so called german americans who completely were Anglonized after WW1. Even today many german russian still speak german and have family ties to german because after USSR fall, alot german russian migrated to Germany or Austria. I live in Germany and i see german russian part of germans but i cant see the same with german americans, they are actually more british or anglo american than german
@lipschitzlyapunov
@lipschitzlyapunov 2 роки тому
That's what Russia has done throughout history. Not only during the Soviet era, but also during Tsarist era and the modern era. They did that to the Manchus and Han in northeast Qing China in Haishenwai (Vladivostok). They also did that to Polish and Germans living in Konigsberg (Kaliningrad) after WWII.
@maxmccullough8548
@maxmccullough8548 2 роки тому
@@putinisaterrorist2047 You've never been to the US, the Amish and Mennonites still speak German, as do some Midwestern community's.
@putinisaterrorist2047
@putinisaterrorist2047 2 роки тому
@@maxmccullough8548 i've been to USA 4 times. These amish and mennonites who speak german are around 80 to 100 years, their descendants today are Anglonized and have absolute no ties to german or germany. The only ones in USA who speak german are mostly fresh Immigrants, expats or tourists. No American born citizen after the 2nd Generation is able to speak german anymore. I've met several "so called" german americans, but only their grandparents were still able to speak german. North America specially USA was successful in erasing german language heritage. This never happened in South America or Africa ( Namibia and even South Africa ) were people of german heritage untill today still preserve their german Communities and pass the language to their descendants. USA has a german discrimination Problem.
@ditionify
@ditionify 5 місяців тому
My grandmother survived three forced collectivizations and the Holodomor. She witnessed people dying on the road, saw little children swollen from hunger, heard stories of cannibalism, ate leaves and frozen rotten potatoes found somewhere in the garden. All the harvest and food supplies were forcibly taken and spoiled, but the main thing was not to let people eat. She mentioned children from Kherson, whose parents died from starvation, brought to her village, so that the people who had at least a cow, adopt them... 😢 In our family, we never wasted food; if a piece of bread fell on the floor, we picked it up, kissed it, and asked for forgiveness. This memory stays with all of us forever
@oleksandr9906
@oleksandr9906 Рік тому
Thank you for the video. It's important to remember and prevent.
@qazaqstoic
@qazaqstoic 2 роки тому
Now pls talk about Kazakhs(Kazakhstan), we have lost the half of our population because of the same action on our land
@mikeyaustin7526
@mikeyaustin7526 2 роки тому
Alga Kazakhstan 🇰🇿🇰🇿
@JamilAhmed-md8mf
@JamilAhmed-md8mf 2 роки тому
People across the entire Soviet Union suffered during the famine, but it seems people only remember the deaths in Ukraine
@MatsLM
@MatsLM 2 роки тому
@@JamilAhmed-md8mf That’s probably because Ukraine was affected the most.
@erikito6092
@erikito6092 2 роки тому
Brief mention at 10:12
@xaviercharles9616
@xaviercharles9616 2 роки тому
it was mentioned in the video
@Freshette
@Freshette 2 роки тому
Abandoning Ukraine seems to be a habit we have. So terrible that we are still abandoning these brave good people.
@imblack011
@imblack011 2 роки тому
abandoning any country that isnt in western europe or north america is a habit all of you guys have and yall need to stop it
@answerman9933
@answerman9933 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 Where is your proof? And let's talk about American war crimes. The thing is, many Americans are not shy about talking about bad things that happened in its past, or present for that matter.
@answerman9933
@answerman9933 2 роки тому
@@imblack011 This is true. The Warsaw Pact made sure to not abandon Hungary in 1956 and Czechoslovakia in 1968.
@imblack011
@imblack011 2 роки тому
@@answerman9933 they arent shy to talk about it if they actually even know. some western media severely under reports western atrocities
@answerman9933
@answerman9933 2 роки тому
Actually I think they do not severely under report. But you can give me real examples. And by real, provide actual data points that can be compared and not just say ""but it was much worse than that"
@SaeedAcronia
@SaeedAcronia 9 місяців тому
Remember, these were people just like us! With loved ones, dreams, memories, etc.
@user-dj5se4cq1i
@user-dj5se4cq1i 2 роки тому
I am really thankful that you make this content that the world can know the truth and horror of Holodomor in Ukraine 😭🇺🇦
@hostedbysimples5416
@hostedbysimples5416 2 роки тому
I once in my life had no money to buy a single bread. Had to eat salt and sugar to aliviate the hunger. It's painful, not just the sensation of hunger but the feeling of loneliness, you feel abendoned by everyone apart from your family. But I can't even grasp the amount of despair and fear those people felt when their food was confiscated. The amount of suffering is inconceivable. It's sad that nowadays people don't learn about this kind of atrocitie. I studied the soviet union in depth on school, but there simply was no mentioning that a whole generation starved to death and were assassinated just because a maniac wished to erase their nation. A feel shame for my educating system.
@AK-wb4ek
@AK-wb4ek Рік тому
where are you from? I think that the Holodomor is studied only in Ukraine...
@MJ-uk6lu
@MJ-uk6lu Рік тому
And it's just one of attrocities
@anelalzhanova7948
@anelalzhanova7948 2 роки тому
Kazakhstan suffered from famine too, as was mentioned from 30 to 50% of population died from starvation and Soviet government has never acknowledged it. Moreover, even here in Kazakhstan people do not talk that much about it, since for a long time it was only briefly mentioned in school textbooks, as if it wasn't a big deal. Another thing making the whole situation worse is that Kazakhs seemed to Soviet government as backward people, who are not capable of cultivating crops properly (regarding the nomadic past of the country as a sign of cultural underdevelopment), hence, the famine was partially their fault. Kazakh call it Great Jut (Ұлы жұт), while the word Jut itself is usually applied to a massive loss of livestock. Well, instead it was massive loss of people this time. Interestingly, when we translate it in Russian we use word Holodomor too
@skymaster4743
@skymaster4743 Рік тому
Fillipp Goloshchyokin should be labelled the Hitler of Kazakhstan.
@frontendprotogy6749
@frontendprotogy6749 Рік тому
my great grandfather was forcely relocated to siberia by Stalin, he was executed there for "cursing" stalin. Stalin was really a horrible guy towards his own people.
@literaturuslan
@literaturuslan Рік тому
That killed millions of people not just in Ukraine. Kazakhstan lost half of it's population as well as other Central Asian countries. Caucausians also starved. Russians, and my grandmother as one of them, by this time lived only by eating seeds of flowers and potato peel. That was a tragedy not for Ukraine only, that was a genocide of all soviet people, initiated by Soviet government themselves.
@michaelstancato6057
@michaelstancato6057 2 роки тому
Thank you for telling this story. My gradparents came from the Kiev countryside in 1915 as teenagers to NYC then PA. They never spoke English and no one in my family ever told this story. After the fall of the Iron Curtain we finally heard from relatives there. They sent a group picture which showed how desperately poor they were.
@katerinsshelt3680
@katerinsshelt3680 Рік тому
Kyiv
@michaelstancato6057
@michaelstancato6057 Рік тому
@@katerinsshelt3680 Holipchees and Pudahe
@worldoftancraft
@worldoftancraft Рік тому
@@michaelstancato6057 Either Kiêv/Kijev or Kyîv/Kyjiv. Don't reinvent foreign literacy if you aren't paid.
@signorasforza354
@signorasforza354 5 місяців тому
@@worldoftancraftOnly Kyiv because Kyiv is Ukraine.
@signorasforza354
@signorasforza354 5 місяців тому
How could they tell if they came before WWI?
@dmytrochaika7570
@dmytrochaika7570 2 роки тому
Thank you for voicing this tragedy. Ukrainians will never forget it. The world shouldn’t too. And for this to not happen, all of us should act, act beyond expressing concerns - act like your own future depends on it. Because it is.
@prathamsaxena9503
@prathamsaxena9503 2 роки тому
Yes, like Indian will not forget how Winston Churchill killed millions of people in 1942-43 to win world war BTW you might have never heard of it because, they were Brown and Not white like Ukraine
@earl_gay2456
@earl_gay2456 2 роки тому
@@prathamsaxena9503 and many people haven't heard about the genocide of Ukrainians despite them being white, so people should already stop being offended without any reason
@dimamatat5548
@dimamatat5548 Рік тому
Georgia will be punished.
@lizakim9353
@lizakim9353 Рік тому
Thank you, for covering this!
@D10T55
@D10T55 3 місяці тому
Based papa jo and the big spoon go brrr
@adlsfreund
@adlsfreund 2 роки тому
There was no famine. It was a "special agricultural operation".
@ewadfe3705
@ewadfe3705 2 роки тому
Thats highly false. It was not genocide. I have proof. The Ukrainians were lazy and wouldnt work, then the Soviets tried to help but failed. Also talk about guatamo bay and american war crimes.
@OctyabrAprelya
@OctyabrAprelya 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 Gr8 b8 m8.
@bru9
@bru9 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 he's making fun of Putin who called the current Ukraine war a "special military operation"
@The-Devils-Advocate
@The-Devils-Advocate 2 роки тому
@@ewadfe3705 yep, definitely bait
@The-Devils-Advocate
@The-Devils-Advocate 2 роки тому
@@bru9 it’s bait, don’t fall for it
@olafvonbraun7300
@olafvonbraun7300 2 роки тому
My grandma lived through it. She witnessed a neighbor going mad from hunger and devastation and once one of her 4 kids died, she had to feed the deceased kid to the rest of surviving children, but she never told them where she got the meat from. Couple of months later she hanged herself coz she could not take it anymore. 3 kids survived. Their last name was Shvets. But how many didn’t make it! Thank you for spotlighting the topic ❤️
@aka99
@aka99 2 роки тому
yeah and stalin and his dogs dud not suffer. i guess they had to much to eat and drink, they trashed food and meal, while peoole died of starving in ukraine and kazahkstan
@momomomomomo958
@momomomomomo958 2 роки тому
Thank you for sharing this!
@jamesDbrodie
@jamesDbrodie 2 роки тому
I commend your excellent piece of journalism! I sought out your piece after viewing the film "Mr. Jones" on Netflix that chronicles Gareth Jone's reporting on the Holodomor in 1932. An interesting footnote to your piece from the film is the claim that Gareth Jones was eventually murdered by agents of the Soviet Union while reporting from Mongolia in the late 1930s. Its great that you are giving your readers an historical context to understand the ways Putin's campaign mirrors Stalin's playbook of disinformation, cultural/civilian genocide and a fiendish psychopathic obsession with exterminating and erasing a people who have historically wanted to express their independent sovereignty and identity democratically.
@milanainkarbekova1742
@milanainkarbekova1742 2 роки тому
Guys, thank you for this amazing work! For your information the same thing happened in Kazakhstan. But even in bigger scales. It would have been good, if you could make whole series about famine policy in Soviet Union.
@strafniki1080
@strafniki1080 2 роки тому
I never knew that happened in Kazakhstan
@arsla5308
@arsla5308 Рік тому
маштаби були інші. Кількість померлих була більше в Україні, а відсоток у Казахстані.
@gook5219
@gook5219 Рік тому
They don't care about Kazakhstan. They did this video solly for Ukranians
@cynthialangley7338
@cynthialangley7338 2 роки тому
Thank you so much for this. I don’t know why there is this historical hatred and abuse toward Ukraine by Russian dictators,but it needs to be called out for what it is - genocide. While “experts” are debating whether the current situation in Ukraine is “genocide”, thousands of lives are lost and millions are homeless and refugees. The genocidal nature of this invasion is self evident, especially if you consider the historical facts. The Ukrainian people deserve peace once and for all, and the world needs to support them and acknowledge the truth.
@dyltack5349
@dyltack5349 2 роки тому
@Max_CSD Loradon right but Stalin was the leader of the USSR with the concentrated power in Russia
@cabonegrojohnpatrick6930
@cabonegrojohnpatrick6930 2 роки тому
@Max_CSD Loradon But he was the absolute leader of the USSR at the time when that famine happened. Was caused when a dictator (Stalin) wanted both to replace Ukraine's small farms with state-run collectives and punish independence-minded Ukrainians who posed a threat to his totalitarian authority. so stop your nonsense alibi.
@leaveme3559
@leaveme3559 2 роки тому
@@cabonegrojohnpatrick6930 these famines happened in russia proper as well....it's more a policy failure than a genocide
@newmonster3677
@newmonster3677 2 роки тому
@@leaveme3559 if your policy causes millions of deaths that is genocide
@leaveme3559
@leaveme3559 2 роки тому
@@newmonster3677 so wait russia commited genocide against russians as well?
@manuelgenolet4975
@manuelgenolet4975 2 роки тому
Great video! Thank you for shedding light on this topic!
@romanpetrovsky999
@romanpetrovsky999 2 роки тому
Thank you for covering this!!!
@anatoler
@anatoler 2 роки тому
Thanks for bringing this up. I can add that because of Holodomor we have cult of Bread. It's a sin to throw bread. If bread is dropped on the flour you have to say sorry and cross it like you do it in the pray. We are tought not to play with bread or food. PS My grand grand parents always had to have canned bread. And if can spoils they replaced it with a new one.
@dr2787
@dr2787 2 роки тому
That’s what they do in Russia
@CutePuppy520
@CutePuppy520 Рік тому
Oh my god, things like canned bread exists??? I must google it to see how it looks like
@ashwanloydsouza9744
@ashwanloydsouza9744 Рік тому
We do that in India too!
@sagarbharati1810
@sagarbharati1810 2 роки тому
Would be great if you cover the Bengal famine which is also a genocide purported by British East India company
@prathamsaxena9503
@prathamsaxena9503 2 роки тому
Don't forget 1942-43, when Winston Churchill killed millions of people in Bengal
@jirachi-wishmaker9242
@jirachi-wishmaker9242 2 роки тому
@@prathamsaxena9503 They did it over and over. Yet no one covers that.
@thajemm4371
@thajemm4371 2 роки тому
They won’t, they wouldn’t attack capitalist fault
@swaythegod5812
@swaythegod5812 2 роки тому
I would argue the bengal famine was caused Mainly Because world war 2 not out of genocide like the Irish or Ukraine famines
@aAverageFan
@aAverageFan 5 місяців тому
​@@swaythegod5812 How will you explain the other dozens of man-made famines in India under British colonial rule when there was no World War 2
@stoodmuffinpersonal3144
@stoodmuffinpersonal3144 2 роки тому
Maybe this is part of why many Ukranians dont want to be part of Putin's Right wing version of the NEO USSR. I mean, this was only 80 years ago. Pretty fresh in the Ukranian Cultural memory
@xandercorp6175
@xandercorp6175 Рік тому
I have been hearing these stories since before my first писанка. The first time I heard it described in English was Jordan Peterson, who has been referencing it for at least three decades. It's good that Vox is covering this now.
@warpmonkey
@warpmonkey 2 роки тому
It makes it all the sweeter to see Ukrainian farmers stealing Russian tanks... Thanks for sharing the history of this horrible episode of humanity...
@Hikoplouyr
@Hikoplouyr 2 роки тому
How does the famine make it sweeter if the russians werent involved in the famine?
@warpmonkey
@warpmonkey 2 роки тому
@@Hikoplouyr I'm assuming you watched the video. The farmers were set unrealistic production quotas, and if they didn't meet them they had all stored food taken from them to force them to attempt to meet their quota. But if you watched the video, you would have known that. Hence, the farmers taking the tanks, is ironic as the Russians took their food. But you watched it right?
@Hikoplouyr
@Hikoplouyr 2 роки тому
@@warpmonkey ahh the farmers got thier revenge
@EthanUslabar
@EthanUslabar 2 роки тому
The first class I ever had in college was a genocide studies course and it was the first time I ever heard of the Holodomor. It’s terrifying to see how history has forgotten such a tragic and cruel event, and how it’s been omitted from much of education. I’m glad vox is producing these videos and sharing the historical context that shows how Ukraine has been constantly abused
@user-xs5tw5xg7q
@user-xs5tw5xg7q 2 роки тому
I'm so sorry, but parents of my grandfther was died by famine of 1933, another grandfther told that in 1933 he had lost his brothers and he had eaten tree bark and fir branches. My grandmother ate sawdust because the famine. They lived in different regions of russian and they are ethnic rusians.
@nameless1243
@nameless1243 2 роки тому
Thank you guys for raising awareness among English speakers about USSR crimes against Ukraine. It’s has been suppressed for too long.
@ViolentOrchid
@ViolentOrchid 2 роки тому
Britain did the same thing to Ireland. It's awful.
@Dew2Much
@Dew2Much 2 роки тому
And in India too
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