Ahead of the Holodomor Remembrance Day, we invite you to visit the museum dedicated to the history of the Holodomor, the genocide of Ukrainians in 1932–1933 that claimed the lives of millions of our compatriots. The Holodomor is one of the most painful and tragic chapters in Ukrainian history. Exploring it helps to better understand the causes and methods of russia’s current genocidal war against Ukraine, as well as the foundations of Ukrainians’ resilience and their unwavering commitment to freedom and democratic values.
The Holodomor was more than a man-made famine orchestrated in Ukraine by the totalitarian regime in moscow in the early 1930s. It also brought repression and the destruction of the Ukrainian language, culture, intelligentsia, traditions and church. It left behind lives lost, destinies shattered and profound psychological consequences for the entire nation. Yet within this painful experience, Ukrainians found a source of resilience, faith and humanity: the nation chose not to be broken, but to grow through its collective trauma.
The event will be led by Dariia Chudinova, a renowned Ukrainian guide and psychologist who has been working on the Holodomor since 2015.
Duration: 2 hours
Cost: UAH 2,300 per person
Advance registration is required by 10 November 2026. You can sign up at the Department for Culture and Tourism of the Media Center Directorate by phone: +38 (098) 290 56 14 or via email: skt.gdip@gmail.com
