The Great Chinese Famine reveals how an authoritarian state, driven by ideology and falsified data, inflicted more damage on its own people than many wars ever could.
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When China declared war on sparrows and triggered history’s deadliest famines that no one expected
In 1958, sparrows became a target across China. The order formed part of what was called the Four Pests Campaign. At the time ...
Famine is a severe, deadly hunger crisis—but it’s predictable, and preventable. Conflict, climate shocks like drought, rising food prices, and a lack of aid funding drive famine. Early action, cash ...
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