Holodomor: descendants | A trauma through the ages

Repeating the genocide of Ukrainians means that the lessons of history were not learned in time. To the 1990s Holodomor, we explore our collective trauma with people whose ancestors were direct witnesses of those tragic events. Realizing how many steps the Soviet authorities took before, during and after the Holodomor, the path of the Russian occupation authorities today becomes clearer. 00:00 - the beginning 01:50 - on the eve of the Holodomor: collective farms, seizure of weapons 04:23 - Ukrainian peasants' resistance to collectivization 05:53 - the fight against the kulaks 07:16 - the consequences of deregulation 08:32 - an unrealistic plan of grain procurement for Ukraine in 1932 10:03 - collection of evidence in Pereyaslavshchyna 14:05 - encirclement of Ukraine and Kuban with an iron ring 14:24 - black boards 15:15 - genocide of Circassians in the Kuban 15:48 - Genocide of Ukrainians in the Kuban 16:44 - hunger near bread: an artificial extermination scheme 19:02 - exchanging valuables for bread 20:14 - the author of the term "genocide" about the Holodomor 21:33 - bribery of Western intellectuals and a parallel reality 24:00 - who was the first to tell the truth about the Holodomor in the world 24:33 - attempts of Ukrainians from the western regions to help 26:00 - falling food prices in Europe 26:26 - sweeping tracks 27:30 - transgenerational trauma of the Holodomor 28:55 - total fear 29:29 - consequences of genocide 30:00 - political infantility and mistrust 31:20 - joining the Russian mentality for security purposes 32:24 - why it is important to talk about it 34:12 - how to heal collective trauma 36:19 - recognition of the Holodomor in the world after 90 years 37:16 - repetition of the genocide of Ukrainians 38:20 - our strength