The Maniak Collection icomprises written accounts about the 1932–33 famine, submitted by members of the general public in late 1988–89 in response to a first public call in Ukraine to contribute personal recollections to a “people’s memorial” to the 1932–33 famine. The collection is named after Volodymyr Maniak who, along with his spouse and co-editor, Lidiia Kovalenko-Maniak, was instrumental in gathering the accounts and spearheading the publication of the ground-breaking memorial book 33-ii: Holod: Narodna Knyha-Memorial (1991).
Klymenko et al. (2021) studied this question.