November 23 is Holodomor Remembrance Day. While this day is significant, we must remember that there is no special day for historical justice—it should always be our priority. Remembering daily, ensuring the world speaks out, and never forgetting those who perished are all essential to shaping the future. This Saturday, we will commemorate those who lost their lives due to the inhumane cruelty of the Moscow totalitarian regime almost a hundred years ago.
On November 23, the Holodomor Museum will be open for visitors from 2:00 PM. Admission is free!
If you cannot visit the museum, please share your family’s story or learn it to tell your children later. Be close to those you love – for yourself and those no longer with you.
And wherever you are – light a candle of memory in your window at 4:00 PM.
Let thousands of lights illuminate our path to truth and victory.
