<p>narrated by</p>
<h2>Janet Suzman</h2>
<p>Perhaps  as many as 4 million Ukrainians starved to death during Stalin’s  enforced famine of 1832/1933. Sarah Kaplan tells us how, even though she  was but 16 years old, her mother married her off to a cousin from  Moscow, just to get her out of Ukraine.</p>

narrated by Janet Suzman Perhaps as many as 4 million Ukrainians starved to death during Stalin’s enforced famine of 1832/1933. Sarah Kaplan tells us how, even though she was but 16 years old, her mother married her off to a cousin from Moscow, just to get her out of Ukraine.

<p>narrated by</p>
Janet Suzman
<p>Perhaps &nbsp;as many as 4 million Ukrainians starved to death during Stalin’s &nbsp;enforced famine of 1832/1933. Sarah Kaplan tells us how, even though she &nbsp;was but 16 years old, her mother married her off to a cousin from &nbsp;Moscow, just to get her out of Ukraine.</p>

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