Category: holodomor

At 91, Former Ukrainian Living in US Sees Ominous Similarities Between WWII and Russian Invasion of His Birthplace

PHOENIX, Ariz.—On July 5, George Ilinsky of Phoenix, Arizona, turns 92—fate willing. And with that milestone birthday comes the sad realization that most people he’s known and loved are gone. Few people live to be Ilinsky’s age with their minds as sharp and with names, dates, places, joys, and heartaches still intact. They’re all etched…


Why Life Is Cheap Under Communist Rule: Elizabeth Spalding, Victims of Communism Museum Curator

A harsh reality of communism is that when an atheist state dictates every aspect of people’s lives, life itself becomes cheap and expendable in the eyes of the state, according to Elizabeth Spalding, founding director of the Victims of Communism Museum in Washington. In an interview with Epoch TV’s “American Thought Leaders,” Spalding said the…