Groundwater
Forcibly resettled from their homes, Ukrainians lost their right to live near the Dnipro River as artificial seas and canals flooded their land.
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Forcibly resettled from their homes, Ukrainians lost their right to live near the Dnipro River as artificial seas and canals flooded their land.
Synopsis
The Dnipro River, a vital waterway in Ukraine, serves as the backdrop for a stark portrayal of the Soviet regime's impact on the Ukrainian people. Forced resettlements displaced communities, flooding homes to create artificial seas and canals. Released in 1988, this documentary was the first to address the genocide of Ukrainians before the Soviet Union's collapse and Ukraine's subsequent independence. It presents a critical examination of the historical injustices faced by the nation during this tumultuous period.
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