HOLODOMOR MEMORIAL TORONTO · ˛ e Holodomor Memorial Parkette is a space for re˝ ection and acknowledgement of the extreme inhumanity and tragic events that occurred in the past

HOLODOMOR MEMORIALTORONTOUNVEILING | 10.21.2018

HOLODOMOR MEMORIALTORONTOUNVEILING | 10.21.2018

HOLODOMOR MEMORIAL PARKETTEEXHIBITION PLACETORONTO, ONTARIO

The Holodomor Memorial Parkette is dedicated

to the millions of innocent victims who died

during the genocidal famine in Ukraine in 1932-33.

ВІЧН А Я П А М'ЯТЬ � MEMORY ETER NA L

The Toronto Holodomor Memorial was established

by the Ukrainian Canadian Community in 2018,

under the leadership of the

Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Toronto Branch

with fi nancial support of the

Toronto Ukrainian Foundation

and its generous Donors.

Зроніть сльозу. Бо ми не мали сліз…Заплачте разом, а не наодинці.Зроніть сльозу за тими, хто не зріс,Що мали зватись гордо - українці!Заплачте! Затужіть! Заголосіть!!Померлі люди стогнуть з тої дниниЙ благають: українці, донесітьСтражденний біль голодної країни!Згадайте нас - бо ми ж колись жили.Зроніть сльозу і хай не гасне свічка!Ми в цій землі житами проросли,Щоб голоду не знали люди вічно.

— Hiна Bиноградська

Shed a tear. Because we did not have tears ...Let us weep together, not alone.Shed a tear for those who did not grown upTo be proud Ukrainians!Cry! Weep! Scream this out!!Dead still moan from those days, andThey pleaded: Ukrainians, let all know thePainful suff ering of a hungry nation!Remember us - for we once lived.Shed a tear and let the candle not die!We lived in a land that sprouted wheat,Where people never before knew of such hunger.

Oleh Lesiuk, Five Ears of Wheat

One of the most devastating events of the twentieth century occurred in Ukraine a� er it was incorporated into the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) in 1922. A genocide was carried out against the Ukrainian population in 1932–33, which subsequently was denied, dismissed and hidden from world scrutiny for more than � ve decades.

Although Ukrainians in the West had long maintained that millions had died as a result of the Soviet state’s policies, the true nature of the Holodomor came to light only when archives in Moscow and Ukraine were opened following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. In addition to those who died of starvation, countless numbers of Ukrainians were executed by � ring squads, deported to Siberia or sent to the Gulag.

� e word Holodomor is used to describe death in� icted by starvation. It comes from two Ukrainian words: holod, meaning starvation, and moryty, to cause a torturous death.

Most foreign journalists stationed inside the USSR largely ignored or did not accurately report on the Holodomor in the 1930s. A few, like Canadian journalist Rhea Clyman, dared to write about it. Most governments whose countries were going through the Great Depression knew, but did nothing about it.

HOLODOMOR IN UKRAINE

In Ukraine, it was impossible to mention publicly, teach about or discuss the Holodomor openly until the late 1980s. Information about the Famine was only available in the West, mostly from eyewitness testimonies of refugees who had survived the event and escaped from the Soviet Union during World War Two.

� e truth about the Holodomor started to become openly available to the citizens of Ukraine only on the eve of the breakup of the USSR. Eyewitness accounts and documentary evidence emerged that showed that Ukraine was indeed targeted for starvation in the wake of a shi� in Soviet nationality policy.

Until recently, the Holodomor was denied, covered up and ignored. Today, the Holodomor is commemorated worldwide each year on the fourth Saturday in November. Canada and numerous other countries have recognized the Holodomor as genocide.

Across Canada, many school boards commemorate Holodomor Memorial Day each year on the fourth Friday in November. We remember and honour its victims and resolve to prevent such crimes from occurring again.

– Valentina Kuryliw

Excerpts from Holodomor in Ukraine, � e Genocidal Famine, 1932-1933: Learning Materials for Teachers & Students, by Valentina Kuryliw. Toronto: CIUS Press at University of Alberta, 2017.

Holodomor • Голодомор(Ukrainian) derived from морити голодом, death infl icted by starvation

� e Holodomor Memorial Parkette is a space for re� ection and acknowledgement of the extreme inhumanity and tragic events that occurred in the past. It unites contemporary citizens of all backgrounds in the spirit of mutual empathy for past su� erings, while a� rming the value of individual human life and fostering aspirations for a just and humane society.

� e parkette organizes the movement of visitors on several levels, both in its physical space and on a psychological and emotional plane. It is designed as the memorialization of a multitude.

Walkways, which form the external and internal rings, lead visitors around the parkette and link the tangible elements spatially and conceptually. Amidst the memorial features, ornamental grass sprouts white spikes symbolizing li� ed human souls. Seating areas are both design elements of the environment and places for contemplation and re� ection on the � uidity of life.

� e centrepiece of the memorial is the statue of a life-sized girl holding the forbidden � ve sprigs of grain, sculpted by Petro Drozdowsky. � e statue’s scale and placement allow visitors to relate to the child’s reality, approach her and empathize with her. � is statue is set in a plaza featuring stonework symbolic of Ukrainian embroidery. Visible from the Princes’ Gates – the main entrance to Exhibition Place – the lone girl’s vulnerability is poignant.

Directly east of the sculpture, the plaza narrows into a pathway with distinct paving material. � is is the main alley to Strachan Avenue and the most direct route to the sculpture from outside of Exhibition Place. A secondary paved pathway veers le� into a wooded area, arriving at a millstone garden. � is pathway continues through a treed area eastward to a gate opening onto Strachan Avenue.

While exploring the route, visitors can re� ect on the full horror of the Holodomor, feel the despair and helplessness, and arrive at a place of peace. Beyond the statue, visitors see openness, symbolizing new hopes. In the open area, another path intersects the paved pathway. To the le� is the second millstone garden and to the right is a path winding through the treed area to the third millstone garden.

HOLODOMOR MEMORIAL PARKETTE

This place is to be the place

of memory, learning and

respect for the tragic moments and

periods of our history.

From Strachan Avenue, there are three entrances to the Holodomor Memorial Parkette: the most southerly one by the Princes’ Gates, the middle one leading to the paved alley, and the northern one at the corner of Fleet Street. At the north and south entrances, visitors � nd themselves on the secondary paths of the parkette where they encounter a millstone garden before they reach the plaza with the sculpture. Pedestrians beyond the parkette will be drawn to these paths by the open gates in the fence. � e secondary routes are designed to lead visitors to the millstone gardens and then back out to paved walkways or the plaza.

� e Holodomor Memorial Parkette was created to convey the value of remembrance, as well as ideas of humanism, tolerance, democracy, civil society, human-rights defense, and natural and spiritual ecology – in e� ect, life-a� rming responses to the evils of the Holodomor and other atrocities. Memorial ceremonies will be held here annually on the fourth Saturday of every November.

The Holodomor is commemorated worldwide each year on the fourth Saturday in November.

Bitter Memory of ChildhoodKyiv, Ukraine

PETRO DROZDOWSKYSCULPTOR

� e artist Petro Drozdowsky was born in 1957 in the village of Ozerna, Kyiv oblast, Ukraine. His works in bronze, marble, stone, wood and metal have been exhibited in Ukraine and beyond, but his arresting statue of a young girl clutching � ve stalks of wheat may be his most iconic. Drozdowsky dedicated the statue, titled Bitter Memory of Childhood, to the most vulnerable victims of the Holodomor – children.

� e original statue was installed on the grounds of the National Museum "Holodomor Victims Memorial” in Kyiv in 2008, on the 75th anniversary of the Holodomor.

Casts of Bitter Memory of Childhood stand in outdoor Holodomor memorials in Regina, Winnipeg and Toronto, as well as inside the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.

BITTER MEMORY OF CHILDHOOD

LEAD DONOR $500,000Temerty FoundationIn Honour of Holodomor Survivors †Odarka Tereschenko and her Granddaughter †Raissa Temerty

GARDEN DONORS $100,000 +Leslie B. SalnickUkrainian Credit Union LimitedBuduchnist Credit Union / BCU Foundation, Yurij Skripchinski Fund

$50,000Ihnatowycz Family FoundationUkrainian Canadian Foundation of Taras Shevchenko

$25,000Grod FamilyGeorge and Jean OchrymBoris HorodynskyUkrainian Catholic Eparchy of Toronto

DONORS

Donations received as of September 21, 2018.

$10,000-$19,999 � e Benevity Community Impact Fund (Calgary)Oleksander & Luba Chartchenko and FamilyDnipro Cultural Centre Oshawa Designated FundJohn L. & Olga DozorskySev & Lydia FalcomerArtur Gerasymov & Family� e Huculak FoundationHanna, Ola, Denis & John IwaniuraJuchymenko FamilyPiotr & Halina KrywuckiMyhal Family Foundation� e Olzhych FoundationLesia and Vlad Ovchinnikov†Natalia Vybyvanets & †Vera ShovkunGeorge & Oksana Rewa†William & Rosalia Sametz� eodore & Irene ShlapakSt. Volodymyr Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral, TorontoSymon Petlura Foundation†Mychailo & Marusia TeslevicUkrainian National Federation, West TorontoZaraska Family

$5,000-$9,999Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, MontrealCOSBILD Club†Stepan Horlatsch (Holodomor Survivor 1921-2018)Sergiy & Tetyana KryvoruchkoMykola & Olena Latyshko (Holodomor Survivors)Meest CorporationMykola & Nina NosowenkoAlex & Anna OchrymVolodia Pastoshchuk 1928-33, � e Daschko Family†Franko & Kateryna PidzameckySt. Basil’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, TorontoValentin & Margaret Szwez FamilyTron FamilyUkrainian Youth Association of Canada (CYM) National Executive, Etobicoke, Mississauga & Toronto BranchesWasyl WitiukMyroslava & Bohdan Workun†Teophania & Roman Zarycky

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ARCHITECTBrown and Storey Architects Inc. (Kim Storey, James Brown, Stephen King, Samuel Vandersluis, Kosta Derbish, Michael Cook)

LEGAL COUNSELAdrian BilykWalter P. BurychAllison Fowler

CONSULTANTSArchaeological Services Inc.HL Engineering Inc.LEA Consultants Mechanical + Electrical EngineerDavid B. Searles Surveying Ltd.Streamliner Fabrications Inc. (Stephen Richards)Urban Forest Associates

CONTRACTORAldershot Landscaping Contractors

EXHIBITION PLACEDianne Young (CEO)Gilles BouchardRon KostickMartin Shorthill

CITY OF TORONTOMayor John ToryCatherine DeanKevin MoraesRanbir Singh

STEERING COMMITTEEOksana Rewa (Chair, Holodomor Memorial Project)Andrew GregorovichDr. Oleh Romanyschyn Orest Steciw

FUNDRAISING COMMITTEEPetro Schturyn (Chair)Taras BahriyAlex JemetzOksana Rewa

UNVEILING COMMITTEEMarijka Stadnyk (Chair)Lydia FalcomerNadia GerelioukKristin GloverAnia JacyniakOlia KalymonLada KozakAnastasia LeshchyshynIrka MycakNadia ProkopiwOksana RewaOleksiy SlyepukhovIrene SolomonLuba TarapackyLesya Winnicki

ARTISTSPetro Drozdowsky – Centrepiece “Bitter Memory of Childhood”Oleh Lesiuk – Trellis Panel "Five Ears of Wheat" Anastasia Zaiats – Millstone “Remembrance”Brad Emsley – Millstone “Resilience” Rhonda Weppler – Millstone “Renascence”

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We thank you for your continued support of

this project.

Дякуємо вам за незмінну підтримку

цього проекту.

Toronto Ukrainian Foundationc/o UCC-Toronto Branch

145 Evans Avenue, Suite 208Toronto, ON M8Z 5X8

www.HolodomorMemorialTO.com

Documents

HOLODOMOR MEMORIAL TORONTO · ˛ e Holodomor Memorial Parkette is a space for re˝ ection and acknowledgement of the extreme inhumanity and tragic events that occurred in the past