Il sole ha tramontato Kiev il 1304 ° giorno dell’invasione su vasta scala. “Griffin”, il comandante di un equipaggio FPV del battaglione di Asgard, è di Donetsk. Andò in una scuola ucraina e non vide mai la regione di Donetsk come separata dall’Ucraina.

Vasyl Barka’s novel Жовтий князь ([The Yellow Prince](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Yellow_Prince)  1962) is one of the most important works of Ukrainian literature – both for its literary excellence and its historical significance. The book portrays life in a Ukrainian village during the Holodomor, the deliberate, man-made famine in Soviet Ukraine in 1932–33 that killed millions of Ukrainians.

The story centers on a family, peasants living in a Ukrainian village during collectivization. Through their lives, the novel depicts the cruelty of the Stalinist regime, the confiscation of food, and the deliberate starvation of millions. Hunger slowly consumes the family: children die, neighbors betray one another, and people are reduced to desperation.

The [Holodomor ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor)remains a deep wound for the Ukrainian nation. russia – the perpetrator of this crime – has never admitted to any wrongdoing, denying justice to its victims to this day.