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Contributors: Holodomor Research and Education Consortium- Media Types: Videos
- Media Types: Images
- Item types: Photographs
- Year: 1932
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- Crowds of rural residents near the Kharkiv railway station waiting for a chance to take a train
Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1147. A version with "Forbidden" stamped across the photograph was published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.53. See: http://vitacollections.ca/HREC-holodomorphotodirectory/3684747/data Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1147. A version with "Forbidden" stamped across the photograph was published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.53. See: …Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - Vladimir Bokan leaves his family home for a separate residence.
Members of the Bokan family gather near the gate to their home as Vladimir Bokan leaves for a separate residence. Vladimir was urged to leave and become self-sufficient by his father, Nikolai Bokan. Nikolai was struggling to feed his large family during the famine. Vladimir is pictured third from the … Members of the Bokan family gather near the gate to their home as Vladimir Bokan leaves for a separate residence. Vladimir was urged to leave and become self-sufficient by his …Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - Nikolai Bokan and his son prepare buckets of water outside of their family home in anticipation of an arson attack.
Nikolai Bokan and his son (likely Boris) are seen preparing buckets of water outside of their family home as a precautionary measure against threats from Bokan’s son Vladimir that he would set the house on fire. Vladimir was aggrieved that his father had forced him to leave the family home … Nikolai Bokan and his son (likely Boris) are seen preparing buckets of water outside of their family home as a precautionary measure against threats from Bokan’s son Vladimir that he …Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - The Bokan family marks one year of Boris Bokan’s imprisonment for opposing conscription into the Soviet army.
The Bokan family marks one year of Boris Bokan’s imprisonment for opposing conscription into the Soviet Army. The Bokan family is seen seated at a table covered in a cloth, on which cups and saucers have been placed. Boris had embraced pacifist values, although unlike his father, his inspiration came … The Bokan family marks one year of Boris Bokan’s imprisonment for opposing conscription into the Soviet Army. The Bokan family is seen seated at a table covered in a cloth, …Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - Boris Bokan is visited by his father and brother in prison, where he had spent over a year as punishment for opposing conscription into the Soviet army.
Boris Bokan (centre) is visited by his father, Nikolai Bokan (right), and brother Lev-Leonid (left) in prison, where he had spent over a year as punishment for opposing conscription into the Soviet Army. The trio are seen seated on the ground in a dirt enclosure surrounded by uncultivated plants. A … Boris Bokan (centre) is visited by his father, Nikolai Bokan (right), and brother Lev-Leonid (left) in prison, where he had spent over a year as punishment for opposing conscription into …Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - A window in the Bokan family house, broken by Vladimir Bokan out of anger for being forced to leave for a separate residence.
The photo features a window in the Bokan family house, broken by Vladimir Bokan. Vladimir was aggrieved that his father, Nikolai Bokan, had forced him to leave the family home to become self-sufficient. Nikolai was struggling to feed his family as a result of the famine. Vladimir was twenty-five years … The photo features a window in the Bokan family house, broken by Vladimir Bokan. Vladimir was aggrieved that his father, Nikolai Bokan, had forced him to leave the family home …Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - Crowd of people waiting for a food distribution center to open at the Dnipro Hydroelectric Dam construction site
Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1134. Also published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.61. Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1134. Also published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.61.Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - A handful of youngsters stand near their homes built for workers at the Dnipro Hydroelectric Dam
Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1137. Also published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.85. Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1137. Also published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.85.Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - Several men and women pose around a dinner table laden with food and drinks
Source: James Abbe Archive. No. 4107. Also published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.253. Source: James Abbe Archive. No. 4107. Also published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.253.Holodomor Research and Education Consortium - Crowds of rural residents near the Kharkiv railway station waiting for a chance to take a train. Photo stamped "Forbidden."
Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1149. This stamped version was published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.53. Other sources also published this photo after this Directory's 1939 cut-off date. Source: James Abbe Archive, No. 1149. This stamped version was published in: Abbe, James. I Photograph Russia. New York: R. M. McBride, 1934, f.p.53. Other sources also published this photo …Holodomor Research and Education Consortium
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