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The famine of the early 1930s in Ukraine and some other territories of then USSR was a natural phenomenon, consistent with the history of every few years bad cr
by graymatters 4y ago
The famine of the early 1930s in Ukraine and some other territories of then USSR was a natural phenomenon, consistent with the history of every few years bad crops in these highly primitive agricultural territories.
Prior to the Soviet rule, public organizations stepped in to help the victims and did so successfully (check the historic records of the Tzarist Russia on the subject). The Soviet rule eliminated such organizations, destroying the social support network for the case of bad crops.
However, this is a far cry from deliberate genocide.
Ukrainians weaponize this natural disaster to pursue their political goals.
The Ukrainians committed genocide against the Jewish population of Ukraine at least 3 times in the history. These genocides should be recognized by the German government and other international institutions before calling an unfortunate natural disaster genocide.
- pvaldes 4y agoIs an interesting point of view, but I'm afraid that is missing a few key points To start I would not define Ucraine's agriculture in the last century as "highly primitive". They were using the same techniques as the rest, but in some of the best black soils of the planet, and with very competitive results that speak by themselves There is a difference also between You had a bad crop culturing your land this year, though luck, "unfortunate natural disaster". versus: "You don't have any land to culture, because is grabbed now from the Stalin's government" and... "all the crops from this place big or small are sent now to other places" and... "An illuminati has been promoted by Stalin [1] to manage this lands" [1] Lets don't blame the snake oil seller for it, It was directly promoted and supported by Stalin to do the dirt work of systematically pursuing, deporting and killing the real scientists. And..."He deployed soldiers to block the people to exit their homes and migrate to other areas to save themselves" and... "While "stubbornly refusing any external offer of humanitary aid that were repeatedly offered", and... "Even when the first millions of people started to die, Stalin didn't moved a finger to revert the situation or to feed the population" He purposely let millions of people at their own luck, starving to death confined inside their homes or being forced to eat human corpses to survive. A few thousands can be killed by wrong choices or bad luck; killing 4-5 millions requires a lot of sustained effort. Is hard to believe that this was not entirely Stalin's fault or Stalin's carefully deployed plan.