Foreword

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part 1: The Ukrainian Revolution 1917-1921

Part 2: The Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic and the Policy of Ukrainization

Part 3: The Ukrainian Cultural Renaissance of the 1920s

Part 4: Stalin's Seizure of Power: Purges, Collectivization and Industrialization

Part 5: Scenes of the Ukrainian Famine 1932-1933

Part 6: The Famine in the Contemporary Western Press

Part 7: The Famine in Memoirs and Published Eyewitness Accounts

Part 8: The Famine in Literature

Part 9: Scholarship on the Famine and on its Historical Context

Part 10: Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Famine

Sources for Illustrations

Bibliography

Dr. James E. Mace is a post-doctoral fellow in the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard University.

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