Annual Academic Famine-Genocide Lectures

University of Toronto

One of the highlights of the Famine-Genocide commemorative events, since 1998, has been the annual academic lectures initiated by the Famine-Genocide Commemorative Committee of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress, Toronto Branch. These lectures are now co-sponsored by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (Toronto office), Petro Jacyk Program for the Study of Ukraine and the Centre for Russian and East European Studies at the University of Toronto.

(Actual lectures not available.)

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Professor James Mace University of Kyiv Mohyla University 1998 October 5	Professor Hiroaki Kuromiya University of Indiana “Ukrainian National Sentiment and the Famine 1932-1933” 2002 November 18
Professor Frank Sysyn Director, Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies “The Politics of Genocide Studies: Putting the Ukrainian Famine on the Agenda” 1999 November 24	Professor Olexiy Haran Department of Political Science, Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine “Tragic pages of Ukrainian History and Present Political Struggle: Debates Over the 1933 Famine” 2003 November 10
Professor Ian Hunter University of Western Ontario “Revisiting the Ukrainian Famine 1932-1933” 2000 November 30	Professor Mark von Hagen Columbia University “The Holodomor and the State of Ukrainian Studies” 2004 November 12
Professor Roman Serbyn University of Quebec at Montreal "Famine 1932-1933: Problems of Historical Memory" (Ukrainian) 2001 Novermber 18	Professor Lynne Viola University of Toronto “Before the Famine: Peasant Deportations to the North” 2005 November 8
Professor Terry Martin Harvard University “Stalin and the Ukrainian Famine: New Findings” 2001 November 20	Professor Roman Serbyn University of Quebec “The Ukrainian Famine of 1933 in Light of the UN Convention on Genocide” 2006 November 6