Anne Applebaum. Chervony Holod. Stalin's War on Ukraine. (Red Famine)

"Anne Applebaum covers the history of the 1932-1933 Famine and the events that preceded it. Based on archival documents, oral testimonies, memoirs, and research by Ukrainian and foreign scholars, the author proves that in the early 1930s artificial famine and repressions against the Ukrainian intelligentsia became part of Stalin’s and his followers' general intention. They remembered well that they had nearly lost Ukraine in 1917-1920. When this hazard arose again, the communist government resorted to the hunger-making policy that took lives of nearly four million people.
Understanding the causes, mechanism, and effects of the Holodomor can shed light on many aspects of the current Ukraine-Russia relations and interpretations of the common soviet past."
Translated from English by Daria Mattingly, Oksana Kysil
In Ukrainian.
Type of the edition: hard cover, dust cover
Format: 154x232 mm
Number of pages: 440, illustrated
Publisher: HREC Press, Kyiv

Contents:

- Perelik map

- Podjaky

- Peredmova

Vstup: Ukrajins‘ke pytannja

1. Ukrajins‘ka revoljutsija, 1917

2. Povstannja, 191

3. Holod ta peremyr'ja, 1920-ti

4. Podviyna kryza, 1927-1929

5. Kolektyvizatsija: Revoljutsija na seli, 1930

6. Povstannja, 1930

7. Proval kolektyvizatsiji, 1931-1932

8. Rishennja, shcho pryzvely do holodu, 1932: Khlibozahotivli, "chorni doshky" ta kordony

9. Rishennja, shcho pryzvely do holodu, 1932: Kinets‘ ukrajinizatsiji

10. Rishennja, shcho pryzvely do holodu, 1932: Obshuky ta vykonavtsi

11. Holod, vesna ta lito 1933-ho

12. Vyzhyvannja, vesna ta lito 1933-ho

13. Naslidky

14. Zamovchuvannja

15. Holodomor v istoriji ta pam'jati

Epiloh: Pereosmyslennja ukrajins‘koho pytannja

- Prymitky

- Vybrana bibliohrafija

- Spysok iljustratsiy

- Pokazhchyky