Title: Riveting portrayal Soviet genocide of the Ukrainian nation.
Product review: A riveting portrayal of the man-made genocidal famine in Soviet Ukraine, organized by Stalin and his henchmen, this book marks the epitome of the research and writings of noted historian Robert Conquest. It is a must for any student seriously interested in understanding why the Soviet Empire was so despised by many of the captive nations and why Ukrainians were amongst those who most desperately resisted the imposition of communist rule and the continued existence of the Soviet system. Most shocking is the actual story of this genocidal deed, but the obfuscation and propaganda of Soviet apologists in the West, at that time (1930s) and since, is almost equally appalling. That some of these communists who committed this crime against humanity (and many more war crimes subsequently) still remain unpunished, in our midst here in North America, Israel and western Europe, is nothing less than a sin against humankind and God.
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