This year on November 23, Ukraine commemorates Holodomor Remembrance Day to honour the Victims of the Famine of 1932-1933, a genocide of the Ukrainian people committed by the totalitarian communist regime of the USSR. We call on the whole civilized world community to join this action. Light a candle in memory of innocent victims, post photos of your candles on your social media pages with a hashtag: #holodomor_remember. Ad #holodomor_remember frame on your profile picture and join worldwide even

The Holodomor was a devastating famine in Soviet Ukraine (1932–1933) orchestrated by Stalin's policies. Forced grain requisitions, collectivization, and repression led to mass starvation, killing millions. It was a tool to crush Ukrainian nationalism and resistance to Soviet rule. Survivors endured immense suffering, with the tragedy leaving deep scars on Ukraine's identity. Today, the Holodomor is widely recognized as a genocide, symbolizing the deadly consequences of totalitarian regimes and t

The Holodomor (1932–1933) was a man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine, caused by Stalin's forced collectivization and grain requisitions. Millions perished as food supplies were confiscated, and borders were sealed to prevent escape. This genocide aimed to crush Ukrainian nationalism and resistance to Soviet control. Survivors endured unimaginable suffering, and the event left a lasting scar on Ukraine's identity. Today, the Holodomor is a symbol of resilience and a stark reminder of totalitarian br