SET OF THE ENVELOPES COMMEMORATING THE 75th ANNIVERSARY OF HOLODOMOR IN UKRAINE
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Set of 27 envelopes "75th Anniversary of Holodomor in Ukraine" printed in 2008, Kyiv, "Ukrposhta"
Each envelope has a stamp and the cancellation mark from each oblast center of Ukraine plus the cities
of Kyiv and Sevastopol.
Design: Mariya Lashkevych
Format: 162x114mm
Circulation: 591.000 |
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UKRAINIAN BREAD FOR EXPORT 1932-1933
Dedicated to the victims of Holodomor-genocide 1932-1933
by Volodymyr Serhiychuk,
Roman Krutsyk
"Memorial", Kyiv, 2006
(in Ukrainian)
 The book is based on the unknown documents from the former secret archives concerning grain export from Ukraine
in 1932-1933.
The publication of this book was initiated by Roman Krutsyk, Head of Kyiv city "Memorial" association.
Volodymyr Serhiychuk, PhD in History is the editor and compiler of the book.
Ihor Yukhnovsky, Director of the National Memory Institute, participated in this publication as a member of Editorial
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BIG SWATH
Blown up print on canvas
 Ilko Myronenko, Kyiv, Ukraine
28x38, pencil, ink on paper
The print was blown up from the original artwork from the collection of ArtUkraine.com |
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GENOCIDE
Original size print on canvas
 Volodymyr Fed'ko, Ukraine
1993, 100x175, tempera on canvas
Original: private collection of the Fed'ko family
The print was on display at the Holodomor exhibition in the Ukrainian House, Kyiv, Ukraine, in 2008 |
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"HOLODOMOR: THROUGH THE EYES OF UKRAINIAN ARTISTS" COLLECTION
Sets 1-3
Sets of 25 color posters each from the collection
in Ukrainian and English,
Kyiv, Ukraine
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SET No.2 |
SET No.3 |
The term "Holodomor" was coined from the Ukrainian noun "holod"
(hunger, starvation, famine) and the verb "moryty" (to cause to be
wasted, to kill). As a result of Holodomor 1932-1933 the Ukrainian
Soviet Republic lost, according to various estimates, several million
people died, overwhelmingly ethnic Ukrainians.
Because the posters are true testimony of Holodomor 1932-1933 in
Ukraine they will give the opportunity for future generations to learn
about the biggest tragedy in Ukraine's history.
The posters are made from original artworks of the educational and
memorial collection "Holodomor: Through the Eyes of Ukrainian Artists".
The collection was started in 1998 as a part of the program to visually tell the world about Holodomor. There are about 450 artworks in the collection: paintings, graphics, posters, linocuts, folk art, photographs, etc. For almost 70 years Ukrainian artists were not allowed to depict this horrible tragedy. Thus, most of the artworks were created after 1988 when for the first time it was officially recognized that millions of Ukrainians were starved to death in 1932-1933 and the artists were allowed to touch this painful subject...
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