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Roman Serbyn (born 21
March 1939) is an historian, and a
professor emeritus of
Russian and East
European history at the
University of
Quebec at Montreal...
- 1042/BCJ20180043. PMC 5989533. PMID 29626155.
Malanchuk OM,
Panasyuk GG,
Serbyn NM, Gout IT,
Filonenko VV (2015). "Generation and
characterization of monoclonal...
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Historian Roman Serbyn responded that "in the era of glasnost,
Szczesny could have
rendered his
readers no
greater disservice".
Serbyn likened Tottle's...
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describe the
famine of 1921–1923 as
genocide are
Wasyl Veryha [uk] and
Roman Serbyn.
Collectivization in the
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic Dekulakization...
- 2020;
Kravchenko 2020;
Marples 2007, p. 1;
Mendel 2018;
Yefimenko 2021
Serbyn 2005, pp. 1055–1061. "Wyoming
becomes 32nd US
state to
recognize the Holodomor...
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order for the
kulaks "to be
liquidated as a class";
according to
Roman Serbyn, this was the main
cause of the
Soviet famine of 1932–1933 and was a genocide...
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Soviet Union, in
which up 5,000,000
people died in total.
According to
Roman Serbyn, a
professor of
Russian and East
European history, the
Tatarstan famine...
- ISBN 978-952-03-1699-0. Nandkis****, Rahul; Huse,
David A.; Abanin, D. A.;
Serbyn, M.; Papić, Z. (2015). "Many-Body
Localization and
Thermalization in Quantum...
- Mace,
James (1986). "The man-made
famine of 1933 in
Soviet Ukraine". In
Serbyn, Roman; Krawchenko,
Bohdan (eds.).
Famine in
Ukraine in 1932–1933. Canada:...
- the USSR, in
which up 5,000,000
people died in total.
According to
Roman Serbyn, a
professor of
Russian and East
European history, the
Tatarstan famine...
