The Holodomor of 1932–1933 is a tragedy of such magnitude that it remains extremely difficult to fully comprehend even today. There are many ways to study the famine in Soviet Ukraine: through scholarly works, eyewitness testimonies, collections of original documents, and photographic or film records. Yet perhaps the clearest understanding comes from a consistent, day-by-day reconstruction of the facts and events that unfolded in the Ukrainian SSR during those years.

This book offers precisely such a chronicle. Drawing on an extensive body of sources, the authors restore the sequence of events that culminated in an unprecedented crime committed by the communist regime against the Ukrainian people. The publication allows readers to see the Holodomor as a deliberate process driven by specific decisions, actions, and consequences.

The book is intended for senior school students, educators, local historians, and all those who care about the tragic past of the Ukrainian nation.

Length: 296 pages. Hardcover.