Between August 1933 and spring 1934, more than seven million peasants were starved to death in Ukraine by deliberate Soviet national policy. This immense manmade famine was the final effort of Stalin to gain political control over the peasantry. On the 50th anniversary of this horrible event, details of the famine were discussed at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC, byRobert Conquest, of the Hoover Institution and the Center for Strategic and International Studies at GeorgetownDana Dalrymple, of the US Department of AgricultureJames Mace, of the Harvard Ukrainian Research InstituteMichael Novak, who holds the George Frederick Jewett Chair for Public Policy Research at AEI, moderated the discussion.

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