The Great Famine
HD
n/a
52m
In 1921, Soviet Russia faced a catastrophic famine, marking the worst natural disaster in Europe since the Black Plague. The narrative unfolds around Herbert Hoover’s American Relief Administration, renowned for its remarkable efficiency and compassion. By summer 1922, this humanitarian effort was providing sustenance to nearly 11 million people daily, showcasing a profound act of goodwill amid dire circumstances. The film highlights the resilience of a nation grappling with crisis and the impactful role of American aid in alleviating suffering during an unprecedented time of need.
