- Summary
- Documentary of the Ukrainian "terror famine" of 1932-33 which caused the deaths of seven million people. Includes interviews with survivors and scholars supplemented by rare photographic evidence. Provides insight into one of the 20th century's least known but most vicious genocides. Shows that the "terror famine" was deliberately created by the Soviet government as part of a decades-long effort by Stalin to destroy the Ukrainian peasantry, who resisted the forced collectivization of their lands.
- Variant Title
- Harvest of despair : the unknown holocaust : the great famine in Ukraine 1932-1933
- Format
- Video
- Published
- [Chicago] : International Historic Films Inc., [2004]
- Locale
- Ukraine
Soviet Union
- Other Authors/Editors
- Nowytski, Slavko, producer, director.
Luhovy, Yurij, producer.
Blow, Peter, screenwriter.
International Historic Films Inc.
St. Vladimir's Institute (Toronto, Ont.). Ukrainian Famine Research Committee.
- Notes
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Produced by the Ukrainian Famine Research Committee, St. Vladimir's Institute, Toronto, Ont.
Videodisc release of the 1984 documentary.
Narrators, Jon Granik, Joan Karasevych, Eric Peterson.
DVD.