Ukraine: Die Geschichte des Holodomor

The Holodomor is a man-made catastrophe in which millions of people lost their lives through a deliberate famine in the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic in the early 1930s. Eastern European historian Dr. Franziska Davies explains how this horrific event could have occurred in this episode of RHI Contexts. 👉 You will learn why Stalin's policies at the time are considered genocidal violence, what goals Stalin pursued with his policies, and what Ukraine's culture of remembrance regarding the Holodomor looks like. The discussion also explores why Putin's current policies can also be classified as genocidal. 👤 Guest: Dr. Franziska Davies is a German historian specializing in Eastern Europe. Her research focuses on the modern history of Ukraine, Russia, and Poland. Since October 2016, she has been a temporary academic advisor at the Chair of East European History at the Department of History, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (https://www.gose.geschichte.uni-muenc.... 👤 More from Franziska Davies: Franziska Davies on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/efdavies.bsk... Franziska Davies on Twitter: Twitter: EFDavies Eastern Committee Podcast: https://www.salonkolumnisten.com/osta... Information about Ukraine: ARD Correspondent Vassili Golod: https://www.vassiligolod.de/ Books: https://www.chbeck.de/kappeler-kleine... https://www.chbeck.de/kappeler-unglei... https://hoffmann-und-campe.de/product... Online publications: https://zeitschrift-osteuropa.de/ https://laender-analysen.de/ukraine-a... https://laender-analysen.de/russland-... 🖥 Visit the Roman Herzog Institute website for further insights and information: https://www.romanherzoginstitut.de 🔥 Subscribe to the Roman Herzog Institute channel directly here: https://bit.ly/AboRomanHerzogInstitut 💬 Did you enjoy today's video? Let us know in the comments! ▬ Welcome ▬▬▬▬ This is the official YouTube channel of the Roman Herzog Institute, a forward-looking think tank that explores the core themes of values, leadership, and future prospects from an interdisciplinary perspective. Inspired by the reformist ideals of our namesake, former German President Roman Herzog, we strive to develop long-term perspectives for business and society, extending far beyond current events. Our channel offers a unique blend of in-depth YouTube videos and podcasts in which leading scholars from diverse disciplines share their research and insights. ➡️ We are more than just a platform for studies and positions; we are a vibrant space for dialogue and discussion, whether through academic symposia or lively debates. A key focus of our channel is the future of work, where we examine the impact of networking, Industry 4.0, and artificial intelligence on our understanding of work and their socio-political consequences. Our goal is to provide impetus for Germany's future development and foster dialogue with decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and associations. Subscribe to our channel and become part of a community committed to a sustainable, values-driven, and future-proof society! ▬ Follow the Roman Herzog Institute on social media ▬▬▬▬ Instagram ▶️ Instagram: rhi_institut LinkedIn ▶️ LinkedIn: roman-herzog-institut-e-v Twitter ▶️ Twitter: rhi_institut 🎧 The podcast with Tina Maier-Schneider from the Roman Herzog Institute https://open.spotify.com/show/789OHvt... 📬 If you would like to contact us about the video or the topic, or if you would like to send a message to our guest, please write to us at: [email protected]. ... 📚 Imprint https://www.romanherzoginstitut.de/im... ▬ Chapters ▬▬▬▬ 0:00 Founding of the Soviet Union and Stalin's Seizure of Power 7:37 Dekulakization and Collectivization under Stalin 13:20 Deliberate Famine in Ukraine and Kazakhstan 19:37 Lenin's and Stalin's View of Ukraine 26:17 "Executed Renaissance" 32:04 Eyewitnesses of the Holodomor 40:07 Western Knowledge of the Holodomor 44:47 Commemoration in Ukraine 52:07 The Concept of Genocide 1:01:56 Putin's Genocidal Policies 1:04:26 Comparison between National Socialism and Communism 1:12:39 Outlook ▬ Hashtags ▬▬▬▬ #Ukraine #Russia #EasternEurope #History #Society #Culture #Holodomor #Genocide #Nation #20thCentury #SovietUnion #Stalin #Putin #Remembrance #RomanHerzogInstitute #RHIContexts