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E. Morgan Williams, Senior Advisor, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation (USUF)
Kyiv, Ukraine, Friday, December 5, 2003
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KYIV.....The Association of Holodomors Researchers in Ukraine in
conjunction with the Institute of History of the National Academy of
Sciences have published an important new book, "Holodomors In Under-Soviet
Ukraine" for the 70th anniversary of the 1932-1933 holodomor-genocide in
Ukraine. The book is in Ukrainian and has 723 pages.
The book contains articles written by nineteen members of The Association
of Holodomors Researchers in Ukraine. The design and layout of the book
is by Oleksandra Veselova, Liudmyla Hrechyna, Liubov Dubych. The book
was just published by the M. P. Kots Publishing House: Kyiv-Lviv-New York,
2003.
M.P. Kots, through his outstanding generosity, has been responsible for the
publication of a large number of books about famines in Ukraine containing
research and articles compiled by the Association of Holodomors Researchers
in Ukraine during the past twelve years.
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Mr. Kots is to be congratulated and thanked for his long years of service
and donations to the cause of publishing new research from Ukraine
regarding the political and genocidal famines.
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The nineteen articles and the forward by Levko Lukuanenko, Chairman
of the Association of Holodomors Researchers in Ukraine, are as follows:
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Levko Lukuanenko. Dear Reader!/page 3
Pavlo Naniyiv (late). Ukrainian Golgotha. A Documentary Story Of the
Horrors/page 5
Mykhailo Ivanchenko. Tortured by Holodomor/page 115
Hryhoriy Bevz. Holodomors in Ukraine/page 164
Hryhoriy Ilchenko. And Yet, Holodomor!/page 197
Mykola Tverdohlib. The Village of Kamiani Potoky on the Black List/page
217
Yuriy Mytsyk. The Memoirs About the Artificial Famine of 1933/page 251
Fedir Kaliuzhny. From Famine to Famine, or For A Morsel of Salo
(Memoirs)/page 312
Maria Sadovska. People Are Moaning There:Holodomor - 33 in the Village
of Ivakhny of Monastyryshche District, Cherkasy Region/page 338
Maria Kabluchka. Black Confession of My Motherland. Famine of 1933.
Ukraine. Poltava Region. [Village of ] Perehonivka: Memoirs/page 396
Ivan Kozelsky. The Black Bird of Bitter Memory: Pages of Holodomor in
the [village of] Starosyniavshchyna, Khmelnytsky Region/page 459
Fedir Kondratiuk. Memoirs of the Repressed One/page 495
Ivan Smal. Unforgettable/page 533
Petro Nadutyk. The Ballad of Kodyma/page 540
Yakiv Koval. My Family in the Thirty Third/page 568
Dmytro Fedorenko. In Spite of All Deaths: Holodomor in My Life/page 579
Vasyl Rudy. Crucified Tyvriv Area (Holodomor of 1932-1933 in Tyvriv
District of Vinnytsya Region)/page 627
Zynayida Romashchuk. She (A Poem)/page 674
Muza Makarenko. Holodomor in the Works of Sumy Area Writers/page 700
Ivan Hryshyn-Hryshchuk. Death Hour (A Story)/page 714
EDITOR'S NOTE: Copies of the new holodomor book, "Holodomors In
Under-Soviet Ukraine" are available at $45, postage and handling included, through the www.ArtUkraine.com
Information Service (ARTUIS). Please contact us at artukraine@voliacable.com if
you have an interest in the book and we will send you the necessary
information. ARTUIS can supply you with almost any holodomor book, and
other historical and cultural books that are still available in Ukraine
today.
Material above from "Holodomors In Under-Soviet Ukraine" translated from
the original Ukrainian into English by the www.ArtUkraine.com Information
Service (ARTUIS). FOR PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC USE ONLY
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