The Black Deeds of the Kremlin: A White Book, Vol. 1 -Testimonies 1953 Ukraine Victims of Russian Communist Terror ~ Holodomor, Camps, etc.

Title: The Black Deeds of the Kremlin: A White Book, Vol. 1 - Book of Testimonies

Author: Editorial Board: Prof. I. I. Sandul, Prof. A. P. Stepovy / S. O. Pidhainy, Editor-in-Chief / Translated by Alexander Oreletsky and Olga Prychodko / with an introduction by Professor G. W. Simpson

Publication: Toronto, Canada: Printed for the Ukrainian Association of Victims of Russian Communist Terror / The Basilian Press, 1953

Description: Burgundy cloth boards. Map endpapers. Inscription on title page, else clean and unmarked. Illustrated. Name and place indexes. Dust jacket chipped; in an archival mylar sleeve. xiv + 545 pages.

A compilation of testimonies from 100 Ukrainians who had escaped the Soviet regime.

The testimonies are divided into seven categories:
I. Concentration Camps, Prisons, and Justice in Communist Russia
II. Camps of the Deportees
III. Collectivization, Liquidation of Kurkul Class and Famine
V. The Struggle for the Independence of Ukraine and Liquidation of the Ukrainian Intellectuals
V. Graves of Mass Murder Victims
VI. The Russian Communist Dictatorship in Practice
VII. Persecution of Religion in the USSR

Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Near Fine
Jacket Condition: Good

Keywords: Holodomor, concentration camps, NKVD, famine, collectivization, USSR, mass murder, Soviet Union, communism, atrocities,