Stalin’s Famine: The Holodomor in Ukraine (1932)

In 1932, the Soviet Union had enough grain to feed everyone.
But Stalin had other plans. He wanted silence. He wanted control.

So he used hunger as a weapon.
Trains took Ukraine’s grain away, leaving nothing.
Families starved, children collapsed in empty classrooms.
Over 3 million died. Moscow called it “a food shortage.”

Some still deny it ever happened.

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