Kudrytsky, D.F.
Description
- Creators
- D.F. Kudrytsky (d.b. unknown), Author
- Volodymyr Maniak, Recipient
- Media Type
- Text
- Item Types
- Correspondence
- Envelopes
- Description
- Letter sent from: Maliutianka, Kyiv-Sviatoshyn raion, Kyiv oblast
Letter describes events in 1932-1933 in: Boiarka, Kyiv-Sviatoshyn raion, Kyiv oblast
Current location name: Boiarka, Fastiv raion, Kyiv oblast
D.F. Kudrytsky lived in Boyarka and commuted to Kyiv for work. In 1932, he had a family of 6 but a search brigade came to his house and took away 50 kilograms of potatoes and their seeds. In 1932-33, people began to swell up. Around the train station, there were corpses and people who could no longer walk. They were usually picked up and taken away, but it was not clear where. There were also children with swollen bellies sitting near the fences. A wagon picked them up, too. People said those children were taken to an orphanage. Most did not have the means to help. Meanwhile, a loudspeaker at the train station broadcast a song about the Soviet Union as a country where a person could live and breathe freely. - Notes
- Author's gender: Male
Author's name in Ukrainian: Д.Ф.Кудрицький
- Date of Original
- 28 January 1989
- Date Of Event
- 1932-1933
- Subject(s)
- Local identifier
- Wf 87
- Collection
- Maniak Collection
- Language of Item
- Ukrainian
- Geographic Coverage
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Boiarka, Fastiva raion, Kyiv oblast:
Kyiv, Ukraine
Latitude: 50.08333 Longitude: 30
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Boiarka, Fastiva raion, Kyiv oblast:
- Copyright Statement
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- Recommended Citation
- Holodomor Research & Education Consortium
