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IbogaProject

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24. I know a few Ukrainians
Fri Feb 25, 2022, 01:28 AM
Feb 2022

My childhood best friend's parents were refugees from there. I now have another friend who just recounted how her grate grandmother and one other were killed in a pomgrom and their later harrowing escape during early WW2. I hope Russia stops this from within and can begin to reverse the oligarch's power or even just end that strata over there.

Kicking for visability SheltieLover Feb 2022 #1
Thank you. Joinfortmill Feb 2022 #2
Thank you, I had never heard of this before. MLAA Feb 2022 #3
There was a very concerted effort to keep the truth from the rest of the world smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #5
Indeed ymetca Feb 2022 #4
I also discovered the history of the Circassian genocide during the mid-19th smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #9
Name is new to me, but I knew about Stalin starving the Ukranians for a long time... Wounded Bear Feb 2022 #6
I know about it, & have mentioned it here from time to time, just not by that name Hekate Feb 2022 #7
Anyone who studied agriculture knows all about it Tumbulu Feb 2022 #8
I've heard of it. And TY for going into further details of this... electric_blue68 Feb 2022 #39
It took me growing wheat Tumbulu Feb 2022 #43
Ah, interesting, so... electric_blue68 Feb 2022 #45
Decades ago when I was in college I learned a quick way of making breakfast. Igel Feb 2022 #49
Wow- what a good system! Tumbulu Feb 2022 #50
I remember reading of the pogroms UpInArms Feb 2022 #10
Those were the big waves of Jewish immigration from Russia and other Eastern European regions smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #11
Those were the big waves of Jewish immigration from Russia and other Eastern European regions smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #12
My husband just finished hippywife Feb 2022 #13
Yes! I just reserved that on either my Amazon or Netflix queue! I can't wait to see it! smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #16
That's all very interesting. hippywife Feb 2022 #17
K and R oasis Feb 2022 #14
Yes, very much so, and thank you for posting relayerbob Feb 2022 #15
I really hope this time, they are the victors! smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #18
I saw the 'bone crusher' in the Ukraine WWII Museum. sinkingfeeling Feb 2022 #26
Thank you for the reminder of this horrific event. niyad Feb 2022 #19
There is a Holodomor memorial in Washington, DC IronLionZion Feb 2022 #20
Really? That's good to know. smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #23
What's the title? Geechie Feb 2022 #36
Oh the film I saw on the Hungarian Holocaust survivors was called smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #40
Thank you so much for this rec. Geechie Feb 2022 #51
It's in a highly visible high foot traffic area. I've walked by many times IronLionZion Feb 2022 #42
It is well known Stalin starved a million Ukrainians with his genocidal plan to weaken the country Martin68 Feb 2022 #21
Oh yes, although I never knew the official name for it. Dan Feb 2022 #22
I know a few Ukrainians IbogaProject Feb 2022 #24
I was aware. Visited the Holodomor Museum in Kyiv. sinkingfeeling Feb 2022 #25
That must have been intense. smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #29
I have left tears all over the world, visiting places that show sinkingfeeling Feb 2022 #30
K&R! arthritisR_US Feb 2022 #27
I posted Info on the Holodomor not long ago. blue-wave Feb 2022 #28
Really? Can you re-post in this thread or maybe even repost in GD now that smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #31
I looked through my past posts blue-wave Feb 2022 #35
Wow. That is intense. And i am so glad they are building it. smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #37
I'm aware of the historical event Slammer Feb 2022 #32
Holodomor in Ukrainian means "death by famine" or starvation blue-wave Feb 2022 #38
Yes, thank you. smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #41
My husband knows. Duppers Feb 2022 #33
Political scholar Tommy Tuberville explains that Putin is after the food in Ukraine. keithbvadu2 Feb 2022 #34
Oh yes, let's try "collective farming" again. smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #47
There have been other famines during the history of the USSR Backseat Driver Feb 2022 #44
I read a book about it several years ago bif Feb 2022 #46
Did they ever mention anything about it? smirkymonkey Feb 2022 #48
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