Monthly Archives: April 2023

The “Living Graves” in the Holodomor

Posted on April 24, 2023 by Stephen Norris

By Micah Ball Note: students in Stephen Norris’s Spring 2023 “History of Ukraine” class had an option for their second paper assignment that asked them to record a document from Bohdan Klid and Alexander Motyl’s The Holodomor Reader.  Junior history major … Continue reading →

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The Horrors of the Holodomor

Posted on April 24, 2023 by Stephen Norris

By Julia Brannon Note: students in Stephen Norris’s Spring 2023 “History of Ukraine” class had an option for their second paper assignment that asked them to record a document from Bohdan Klid and Alexander Motyl’s The Holodomor Reader. Julia Brannon, … Continue reading →

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Why it is important to study memory politics?

Posted on April 17, 2023 by Stephen Norris

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By Marat Iliyasov (Miami University) Why do governments, political elites, or interest groups emphasize some historical events more than others? Why do they choose some historical events for commemorations over others? How do they try to promote or discourage knowledge … Continue reading →

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