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LETTER OF TVERDOSTUP, VIKTOR
Maniak-Kovalenko Holodomor Collection

Full Name in Ukrainian: Віктор Олександрович Твердоступ

Full Name in English: Viktor Tverdostup
Data of Birth: 1946

Place of Birth: Sencha

Raion: Lokhvytsia raion

Oblast: Poltava oblast (Kharkiv oblast in 1932-1933)  

Country: Ukraine

Copy of original: Yes

Envelope: Yes

Number of pages: 4

Keywords: Ukraine--History--Famine, 1932-1933--Personal narratives; Famines--Ukraine--History--Sources; Famine victims; Holodomor; family mortality; Голодомор; search brigades; perpetrators; activists; Stalin; taxes

Notes: This is not a witness account

ORIGINALArchive-Oral-History-Maniak_Holodomor_Collection_-_Tverdostup_files/2007.2-6018.pdf
TRANSCRIPTIONArchive-Oral-History-Maniak_Holodomor_Collection_-_Tverdostup_files/Tverdostup,%20Viktor.pdf

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Victor Tverdostup was born in 1946. He did not witness the Holodomor firsthand.

In his letter, he is asking the editorial board of the Silski Visti newspaper (which published some letters submitted for the memorial book 33-ii: Holod (Famine of 1933) not to publish the anonymous letters of the former search brigade activists. 

Victor Tverdostup was born in 1946. He did not witness the Holodomor firsthand.

In his letter, he is asking the editorial board of the Silski Visti newspaper (which published some letters submitted for the memorial book 33-ii: Holod (Famine of 1933) not to publish the anonymous letters of the former search brigade activists. He believes that providing a platform to the anonymous apologists of those who harmed people during the Holodomor is an insult to the victims.