Red Famine
This history meticulously details how Stalin’s forced collectivization of agriculture in the early 1930s led to a devastating famine that killed millions. Anne Applebaum argues this was not an accidental outcome but a deliberate act of state violence against Ukraine, intended to crush national identity. It’s a chilling account of survival against immense brutality, essential for understanding the deep historical roots of current geopolitical tensions.
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