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Holodomor featured in Boston Walk Against Genocide

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Duane Walzer
A somber and respectful audience listens to details about the Holodomor as described by Paul Thomas Rabchenuk, Boston Holodomor Committee chairman. Conferring to the left of the speaker are Roger Brooks of “Facing History and Ourselves” and Eric Cohen, chairman of the Massachusetts Coalition to Save Darfur and the walk’s organizer.

BOSTON – The Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 was prominently featured in Boston’s third annual Walk Against Genocide held on April 10. The walk, organized annually by the Massachusetts Coalition to Save Darfur and sponsored by 12 Boston organizations involved in genocide awareness and education, selected the Ukrainian Holodomor for prominent recognition. Other genocides represented included…...

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