When we think of famine, we quickly think of a natural disaster, while there are often political causes as well. A famine like Ukraine's Holodomor (1932–1933) is now recognized by more and more ...

Two boys with a cache of potatoes they have found during the man-made Holodomor famine in the Ukraine, former Soviet Union, Spring 1934. The food had been hidden by an elderly woman, who was ...

The Holocaust, the systematic murder of some six million Jews by Nazi Germany in World War II, occupies a singular and unprecedented position in global memory and historical debate. Its dominant ...

George Hope, left, accompanied his father, Nick, to the 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Dachau concentration camp ...

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky remembered the victims of the 1932-1933 famine, or Holodomor (death by starvation in Ukrainian) when Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ordered the seizure of all ...

President Volodomor Zelensky marked Holodomor Remembrance Day on Nov. 23, honoring the victims of the Soviet man-made famine that killed an estimated three to five million Ukrainians. The ...

‘Mr. Jones’, a 2019 period film directed by Agnieszka Holland about a journalist reporting on Holodomor – the Stalin-made famine in 1930s Ukraine – is proving to be more relevant than ever as it ...

"The long-standing position of the UK government is that genocide recognition is a matter for competent courts rather than governments or non-judicial bodies," David Rutley said LONDON, December 13.