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The book contains three scholarly and journalistic works by a well-known figure of the Ukrainian diaspora in the United States. Vasyl Hryshko. They are devoted to the tragic topic of the artificial famine perpetrated by the great-power Russian chauvinists from Moscow in the former Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic under the conditions of a single economic and cultural space, the so-called USSR.

Written and published at different times, but at a time when the totalitarian Kremlin regime was shamelessly lying to the world community, concealing and denying the facts of its crime of ethnocide against the Ukrainian people, these truthful, reasoned defences of enslaved Ukrainians helped to tear the mask off Moscow's hypocrites.

On the eve of the sad date, the 70th anniversary of the artificial famine in Ukraine, we present these speeches and publications not only as literary monuments, but also as a reminder that all of us who are alive today need to be vigilant. Especially in the face of the threat of political speculators and demagogues who once again call us to a "common economic and cultural space" with chauvinistic Russia.

The book is addressed to a wide range of readers.