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The Ukrainian Holodomor of 1932–33 refers to the period during which
the government executed seven million Ukrainians.
Stalin had a policy of collectivization of agriculture.
seven million Ukrainians were murdered by starvation.
money from the sale of grain went to industrialization.
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The best choice is the third option: "seven million Ukrainians were murdered by starvation."
Clarification: The Holodomor was a man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine (1932–33) caused by Stalin-era policies (forced collectivization, grain requisitions and export, restrictions on movement). Estimates of deaths vary (commonly cited figures range roughly 3.5–7 million). It was not a series of mass executions, though scholars debate the extent of intent and some countries recognize it as genocide.
Clarification: The Holodomor was a man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine (1932–33) caused by Stalin-era policies (forced collectivization, grain requisitions and export, restrictions on movement). Estimates of deaths vary (commonly cited figures range roughly 3.5–7 million). It was not a series of mass executions, though scholars debate the extent of intent and some countries recognize it as genocide.
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