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Âmes sensibles s’abstenir : Des Russes affamés deviennent cannibales lors de la famine des années 1920

Rédigé par leral.net le Vendredi 30 Décembre 2016 à 16:52 commentaire(s)|

Des Russes affamés qui vendent des parties de corps humain comme de la viande pendant la famine des années 1920, durant laquelle des familles désespérées deviennent des cannibales pour survivre. On estime que de 5 à 10 millions de personnes qui sont mortes en raison de la pénurie de nourriture causée en grande partie par la guerre civile et la sécheresse.
Des parties de corps humain, y compris les têtes coupées étaient la seule alternative désespérée pour nourrir leurs familles. Ces images inquiétantes montrent les horreurs de la famine russe dans les années 1920 qui a touché environ 25 millions de personnes dans la région de la Volga et de l'Oural dans le vaste pays.


Âmes sensibles s’abstenir : Des Russes affamés deviennent cannibales lors de la famine des années 1920
 
A couple sell body parts, including a human head and the corpse of a child, during the Russian famine
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Three naked children pictured swelled stomachs
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A family in the Volga region pose beside human remains
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A starving woman fed her dead daughter to her surviving children to keep them alive in the Chelyabinsk province
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A malnourished nine-year-old girl pictured during the famine
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A woman watches her partner slowly starving to death
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A family suffering from severe hunger poses for the camera
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Women walk past people dying of starvation during the great Ukrainian famine of early 1930s.
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An emaciated boy pictured in 1933 during the Ukrainian famine
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A starving little girl stands naked against a wall in 1921 at the height of the famine
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A child dying of hunger in the Volga region
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A starving Chuvash family near their tent in Samara
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Children from famine stricken Chuvashia being given shoes upon arrival in Moscow during the Russian Civil War in 1921
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Two small coffins being carried on stretchers to a cemetery in the Volga famine district of Bolshevist Russia
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Ragged and barefoot, starving Russian families in the Volga region
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A victim of the famine pictured lying dead on the ground
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A child looks almost skeletal during the famine which claimed millions of lives
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A family try to huddle together for warmth as starvation takes hold
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Dead bodies are carried by cart through the city of Samara
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A family including two children lie dying in the street in 1922
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A child in a hospital bed screaming for food
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Three small children pictured cold and hungry during the devastating famine
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