In the 1990s, a group of lawyers from Canada and USA tried to find an answer to this question. After a few years of research, they came to the conclusion that approximately 7 to 10 million Ukrainians were killed in the Holodomor. Edited; 7-10 million? it was over 20 million, more than the Holocaust, and also Stalin tried to cover up for what he did e.g. burning and burying the bodies so they wouldn't be found. Those "lawyers" did some lazy work. Also dont take any information of random sites, they're never accurate find some books, actual books, from that time period, not some journalist report that doesn't know what he/she talking about. Some stories that I've heard growing up as a kid in Ukraine, gave me shivers. A true story about a mother and her baby that they were starving. The mother was so hungry that she was actually considering to eat her own child, her breasts did not produce milk because she hadn't eaten food for a long period of time, so she couldn't feed it. Seeing the baby starving to death she couldn't take it, so she killed the baby and herself, to put them both out of misery, and that was just one person and an infant, now imagine over 20 million people starving, and the kind of stories they had.
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