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Holodomor Memorial Day on November 26 is a day to remember a very sad time in Ukraine's history. Many years ago, in the 1930s, there was a terrible famine, called the Holodomor, where millions of people died because they didn't have enough food. This happened because of decisions made by leaders at the time. On this day, people in Ukraine and around the world light candles and hold events to remember those who suffered and died. It's important to keep their memory alive and make sure such a tragedy never happens again.
How to celebrate Holodomor Memorial Day?
On Holodomor Memorial Day, you can light a candle at home to remember those who suffered. Take a moment of silence to think about the people affected. You can also talk with your family about kindness and sharing, so that people always have enough to eat. Visit a memorial or statue if there's one nearby to pay respects. Drawing pictures or writing a short poem about peace and hope is another nice way to remember. Sharing what you learn with friends can help others understand and remember, too. Spending time with family and speaking about acts of kindness is important.
Where Holodomor Memorial Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - Canada
- - United States
- - Ukraine
