Veryha, Wasyl
Dr. Wasyl Veryha received his Ph.D. from the Ukrainian Free University in Munich and worked for over twenty-five years at the John Robarts Research Library at the University of Toronto.
2007 0-7734-5278-8Examines the discriminatory ways of combating famine in two different areas: in the Volga Valley of Russia and in the south-eastern Ukrainian provinces. Since Russia and Ukraine were governed by Moscow’s War Communism economic policy, every province had an assignment contingent of grain to deliver to the state, and to the Volga Valley, but not to the starving Ukrainian provinces. During the Ukrainian famine of 1921 to 1923, it is estimated that 2 to 2.5 million people starved to death. This book contains 6 black and white photographs.
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