- Irka Balan (MB)
- Orysia Boychuk (AB)
- Natalka Diduch (ON)
- Lydia Falcomer (ON)
- Bohdanna Hawryluk (QC)
- Zorianna Hrycenko-Luhova (QC)
- Alex Ilchenko (ON)
- Natalia Jatskevich (BC)
- Kevin Kardynal (SK)
- Petro Kondra (ON)
- Lesia Korobaylo (ON)
- Melody Kostiuk (AB)
- Marco Levytsky (AB)
Iryna Mycak (ON)
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- Irene Newton (ON)
- Holly Paluck (BC)
- Inna Platonova (AB)
- Marika Putko (QC)
- Lesia Sawchuk (ON)
- Lesa Semcesen (ON)
- Marusia Shysh (AB)
- Lesia Spolsky (ON)
- Orest Steciw (ON)
- Marika Szkambara (ON)
- Pat Tymchatyn (SK)
- Nadia Prokopchuk (SK)
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- Advocate the facts of the Holodomor-Genocide to dispel disinformation and denial
- Inform about the Holodomor
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List of presenters at the first international symposium on the
1932-1933 famine in Soviet Ukraine
Université du Québec à Montreal, March 25 - 26, 1983
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1983 Symposium on Famine 1932-1933 in Soviet Ukraine
March 25 & 26, 1983.
Intro by Dr. Russel Breen, Vice-Rector Concordia Univ, Prof.
Michel Grenon, Univ. du Québec à Montréal (UQàM) Videotaped on U-Matic 3/4″
(4 min 59 sec)
2
The Man-Made Famine of 1932-1933 in Soviet Ukraine
March 25, 1983.
Dr. James E. Mace, Harvard University, USA. Symposium organized by Prof. Roman
Serbyn, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQàM) and Prof. Bohdan Krawchenko,
University of Alberta. In English – En Anglais (24 min 59 sec)
3
1983 Symposium on Famine 1932-1933 in Soviet Ukraine T1C
March 25, 1983.
Symposium held at UQàM, Qc, Canada. Prof. Jaques Mascotto, UQàM: “L’ogre à faim: position de la Famine-Génocide en Ukraine soviétique dans le ventre de la dictature”.
In French – En Français. (19 min 35 sec)
4
1983 Symposium Famine on 1932-1933 in Soviet Ukraine T2
March 25, 1983.
Symposium held at UQàM, Qc, Canada. Prof. Bohdan Krawchenko,” Le Parti Communiste d’ Ukraine et la Famine de 1932-1933″. In French – En Français. (20 min 24 sec)
