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Thank you for posting. I see it briefly mentions the practice for the remembrance (although I don't know if it's specific to this initiative or whether it is mo
by Ianvdl 6y ago
Thank you for posting. I see it briefly mentions the practice for the remembrance (although I don't know if it's specific to this initiative or whether it is more widespread):
> On November 28, 2020, light a candle in your window, as a memory of every bright soul tortured during the Holodomor of 1932-1933 – the genocide of the Ukrainian nation.
> We want everyone to be remembered – starved, unborn, numbered, and UNCOUNTED
- Muromec 6y agoYes, today is the day. Candle lighting is not specific to this initiative, or this day -- it's common theme for all remembrance days to set a candle in the window for those who didn't make it through history. There is a day in May, dedicated to victims of political repression and other two dedicated to Crimean Tatars and Holocaust, all of those are marked with candles.