The terrible famine of 1932 was still a searing memory. The heavy hand of Stalinist oppression had not… — Ian Kershaw
The terrible famine of 1932 was still a searing memory. The heavy hand of Stalinist oppression had not receded since then. ... There was, then, good reason for the deep and widespread hatred for the Soviets among the Ukrainian population, and little wonder that the Germans were welcomed as liberators. Only downright idiocy could have converted that into even greater hatred of the Germans than the Soviets. But that is what the German conquerors achieved.
p. 366Source: Wikiquote · CC BY-SA 4.0
