Petro of Petro's Jotter writes that the previously secret KGB records on the Ukrainian Famine have been made public – and available online.
Written byVeronica Khokhlova
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My grandfather came to america in 1907, however his family remained in Ukeaine. He wrote poems about the famine and had them printed under a pen name in the local Rusyn paper. It is family history that the famine had hit his family in Ukraine and I have been looking for a list of names. Where could I find this?