The Man-Made Famine in Ukraine - Paperback

by Robert Conquest (Author)

This is a haunting and essential account of the Holodomor, the deliberate, Stalin-engineered famine that starved over 7 million Ukrainian peasants to death between 1933 and 1934, where historian Robert Conquest, alongside experts Dana Dalrymple and James Mace at this American Enterprise Institute discussion moderated by Michael Novak, lays bare the machinery of Soviet collectivization, forced grain seizures, and political terror that turned Ukraine's breadbasket into a killing field, offering an unflinching reckoning with one of the twentieth century's most suppressed atrocities.

Between August 1933 and spring 1934, more than seven million peasants were starved to death in Ukraine by deliberate Soviet national policy.