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I was about to dismiss this on clickbait title alone, but sure enough my university library doesn't have anything referencing Holodomor before 1991 which is 60 years after the incident.
I thought this was gonna be a
"History the Historians don't want you to know!"
[Insert massive corpus of historians doing history on this]
But considering this is still mostly work from post wall falling. I imagine that's why we know anything about it at all in the west.