Survivors of the 1932-1933 Ukrainian famine - also known as the Holodomor - can still be found in Canada today. And they still remember the pain and struggle of the man-made famine, which left millions dead. Xiaoli Li speaks to a survivor. | CityNews Winnipeg

The Holodomor (1932–1933) was a man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine, caused by Stalin's forced collectivization and grain requisitions. Millions perished as food supplies were confiscated, and borders were sealed to prevent escape. This genocide aimed to crush Ukrainian nationalism and resistance to Soviet control. Survivors endured unimaginable suffering, and the event left a lasting scar on Ukraine's identity. Today, the Holodomor is a symbol of resilience and a stark reminder of totalitarian br