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New York march and requiem commemorate Ukraine’s Holodomor

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Stefan Slutsky
Ukrainian American Veterans lead the solemn march from St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church to St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

NEW YORK – Over 1,000 Ukrainian Americans and supporters gathered in New York City on Saturday, November 18, to remember the victims of Stalin’s Famine Genocide – the Holodomor of 1932-1933. The day’s events began with a solemn procession from St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church in the East Village, and then up Third Avenue for…...

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