I. Russia and the Soviet Union
II. Ukraine and Its People
A. Early History
1. Kyivan Rus’ (988-1240)
2. Galacian/Volynian Rus’ (1200-1349)
3. The Cossack Republic (1550-1775)
B. Modern History
1. The First Ukrainian National Republic (1918-1921)
2. Ukraine under the Soviets
3. Stalin’s Genocide Famine
III. The Genocide Famine and the Free Press
A. Walter Duranty and The New York Times
B. Louis Fischer and The Nation
C. Malcolm Muggeridge and William Henry Chamberlin
IV. Was Ukraine’s Artificial Famine Really an Act of Genocide?
V. Ukraine in Recent Times and the Second Ukrainian National Republic (1940-Present)
VI. Food as a Political Weapon
A. Ethiopia
B. Cambodia
C. Afghanistan
- A. Soviet Imperialism (1918-1991)
1. The Birth of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
2. Soviet Russian Totalitarianism
3. Soviet expansion
II. Ukraine and Its People
A. Early History
1. Kyivan Rus’ (988-1240)
2. Galacian/Volynian Rus’ (1200-1349)
3. The Cossack Republic (1550-1775)
B. Modern History
1. The First Ukrainian National Republic (1918-1921)
2. Ukraine under the Soviets
3. Stalin’s Genocide Famine
III. The Genocide Famine and the Free Press
A. Walter Duranty and The New York Times
B. Louis Fischer and The Nation
C. Malcolm Muggeridge and William Henry Chamberlin
IV. Was Ukraine’s Artificial Famine Really an Act of Genocide?
V. Ukraine in Recent Times and the Second Ukrainian National Republic (1940-Present)
VI. Food as a Political Weapon
A. Ethiopia
B. Cambodia
C. Afghanistan
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