Export of grain

At the time when millions of Ukrainians were dying in severe hunger agony, the Soviet government exported Ukrainian grain to other republics of the USSR. The restriction of cereal exports in 1931 and its complete cessation in 1932-1933 could have prevented the emergence of hunger. Moreover, such decisions in no way influenced the realization of industrialization, because during this period world prices on wheat fell down. The USSR received significantly more profits from the export of timber and oil products. In addition, quite large volumes of grain were accumulated in the state reserves. But these resources were not used to assist the hungry Ukraine. That speaks about conscious actions of the organization of famine in Ukraine.