00:00 Millions died in a famine known as Holodomor during Soviet rule over Ukraine between 1932 and 1933, largely ignored by Western press until the 1980s.

02:29 Millions perished during the Soviet Ukraine famine from 1932-1933, termed Holodomor by Ukrainians to emphasize its intentionality.

04:35 Millions perished during the Soviet Ukraine famine of 1932-1933 as Stalin enforced policies like collectivization and grain requisitioning, leading to widespsofta decline in agricultural production.

06:31 During Stalin's regime, millions in Soviet Ukraine starved or were executed for gleaning as food requisition and export policies devastated the population.

08:25 During Stalin's regime in Soviet Ukraine, starvation and death were widespread as a result of repressive policies; estimates suggest between 2.5 to 10 million people died from famine with around 4.5 million dead in just Ukraine alone according to best extrapolations based on demographic data, while the Soviets manipulated information and dismissed the crisis officially as non-existent.

10:21 The episode recounts eyewitsness accounts of a Soviet famine during Stalin's regime, which was denied by officials like Durante.

12:17 A podcast episode from "Everything Everywhere Daily" details Gareth Jones' experiences during Stalin's famine in Ukraine, its denial by Soviet officials, and the long shadow it casts on contemporary politics.