Katerina Belenkina

Until the early 1990s, the Great Ukrainian Famine of 1932–1933, known today as the Holodomor, belonged to the most repressed topics in Ukrainian and broader East European history.

20231125_holodomor_RFE-01.jpg

20231125_holodomor_RFE-02.jpg

20231125_holodomor_koziura-03_Yasenivka.jpg

20231125_holodomor_koziura-06_Sabadash.jpg

20231125_holodomor_koziura-02_Zhytnyky.jpg

20231125_holodomor_RFE-03.jpg

20231125_holodomor_koziura-05_Volodymirivka-Stayyshche.jpg

288864574_5188649431212801_4567463134897681195_n.jpg

large_20231125_holodomor_RFE-01.jpg

medium_20231125_holodomor_RFE-01.jpg

small_20231125_holodomor_RFE-01.jpg

thumbnail_20231125_holodomor_RFE-01.jpg

The Memory of the Holodomor in Ukraine: A Dissonant Heritage that Haunts the Presence

A holodomor emlékezete Ukrajnában: A disszonáns örökség, amely kísérti a jelenlétet