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JI7

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5. I love seeing these type of pictures

Reply to rpannier (Original post)

Sat Dec 19, 2020, 09:03 AM

Dec 2020

I always wonder what became of the people in them. Especially with us knowing the things that were going to happen .

I also like it when they colorize the pictures .

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A Photographic Trove Of Village Life In Postwar Ukraine (9 of 29 b/w pics) [View all] rpannier Dec 2020 OP

Absolutely fascinating - the entire article's well worth reading. NBachers Dec 2020 #1

Marvelous pics! Thank you! abqtommy Dec 2020 #2

The picture of the photographer's daughter is art. Great stuff, thanks. panader0 Dec 2020 #3

Amazing. I had never heard of the Holodomor. Just did some reading about it. Squinch Dec 2020 #4

Thank you for doing that Paula Sims Dec 2020 #6

And it sounds as if they have been trying to pass it off that way since it happened. Squinch Dec 2020 #9

I saw a play about it once Poiuyt Dec 2020 #8

I would recommend a recent movie called Mr. Jones Tommy_Carcetti Dec 2020 #10

Thank you! I rotate my streaming services, so this is on the list for when I go back to Hulu. Squinch Dec 2020 #12

I love seeing these type of pictures JI7 Dec 2020 #5

These are amazing! Thank you! smirkymonkey Dec 2020 #7

Aww, this one is so sweet... innocent. SMC22307 Dec 2020 #11