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27 August 2007 18:19
Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Fund and Security Service of Ukraine Present the Declassified Memory: Manmade Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine through GPU-NKVD Documents Book
August 27, 2007, a round table titled Manmade Famine of 1932-1933 and Political Repression in Ukraine through Security Service of Ukraine Archive Documents was held at the Security Service of Ukraine headquarters. Head of the Board of Directors of the Ukraine 3000 Fund Oleksandr Maksymchuk, Acting SSU Head Valentyn Nalyvaychenko, historians, jurists, staff members of the Ukrainian National Memory Institute, representatives of non-governmental organizations and Ukrainian organizations abroad were present at the round table.
In course of this event, the Declassified Memory: Manmade Famine of 1932-1933 in Ukraine through GPU-NKVD Documents collection was presented. This publication has become the first step in the Ukraine 3000 Fund – SSU cooperation within the framework of the Memorandum signed in October 2006.
Opening the session, Mr. Nalyvaychenko said that there shouldn’t be any secrets, concealment, or distortions left regarding the Holodomor. “The Ukrainian secret service reveals all documents on this subject in its disposal for the Ukrainian public and global community and invites researchers, historians, and everybody caring to cooperate,” he said.
In his speech, Mr. Maksymchuk said that the Declassified Memory is one of the five books published by the Fund as part of its History Lessons: Holodomor Manmade Famine of 1932-1933 program. “The Fund sees as its goal providing support in researching this subject and popularizing this information,” Mr. Maksymchuk said.
The book was prepared by SSU archive, Ukraine 3000 Fund, Ukrainian National Memory Institute representatives, scholars, etc. The book contains scholarly papers, documents, including photos, diaries, and letters, along with materials from the Declassified Memory exhibition demonstrated in Ukraine’s regions.
The Ukraine 3000 International Charitable Fund intends to distribute all its publications among university libraries in all Ukraine’s oblasts free of charge.
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20 August 2010
Ukraine 3000 Foundation Members Visit Action Territory Youth Camp
The participants of the camp, held at Borovytsia village, Cherkasy oblast, August 14-21, were over fifty young people, among who were international volunteers from the US, the Netherlands, Poland, and South Korea.
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28 July 2010
Ukraine 3000 Foundation to Conduct Modern Education in the Twenty-First Century International Forum in Truskavets
Representatives of international and domestic state-owned and independent educational institutions, power bodies dealing with the development of national educational systems, college heads in Ukraine and abroad, chief editors of printed and electronic mass media, top managers of Ukrainian and foreign companies oriented on social and marketing programs in education are invited to participate in the event.
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9 July 2010
Halahanivka Village, Snihuriv District, Mykolayiv Oblast, Celebrates 175th Anniversary
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7 July 2010
Winners of For You, Ukraine! Literary and Arts Competition Receive Prizes from Ukraine 3000 Foundation
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2 July 2010
Fifth Innovative Intellect of Ukraine All-Ukrainian Youth Contest Launched
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2 July 2010
Ukraine 3000 Foundation Briefed Deputy Yavorivsky on Children’s Hospital of the Future Project Progress
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