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===Decommunization===

===Decommunization===

[[File:Ukrainians Tear Down Lenin Statue in Kharkiv.jpg|thumbnail|Ukrainians Tear Down Lenin Statue in [[Kharkiv]] in 2014.]]

[[File:Ukrainians Tear Down Lenin Statue in Kharkiv.jpg|thumbnail|Ukrainians Tear Down Lenin Statue in [[Kharkiv]] in 2014.]]

After the fall of the USRR, Ukraine has started a process Decommunization.<ref name=Marples/> Since the Holodomor is present in the national memory, Ukrainians are very [[Anticommunist]] and have torn down several statues of the [[Marxist]] [[Dictator]], [[Vladimir Lenin]],<ref>{{cite web|url=https://news.artnet.com/art-world/patriotic-ukrainians-tear-down-lenin-statue-116479|publisher=artnet|date=September 29, 2014|title=Patriotic Ukrainians Tear Down Lenin Statue}}</ref> or transforming them into characters. The country has removed all 1,320 statues of Lenin. Ukraine has successfully carried out the process, similar to other post-communist countries, and unlike Russia.

After the fall of the USRR, Ukraine has started a Decommunization process.<ref name=Marples/> Since the Holodomor is present in the national memory, Ukrainians are very [[Anticommunist]] and have torn down several statues of the [[Marxist]] [[Dictator]], [[Vladimir Lenin]],<ref>{{cite web|url=https://news.artnet.com/art-world/patriotic-ukrainians-tear-down-lenin-statue-116479|publisher=artnet|date=September 29, 2014|title=Patriotic Ukrainians Tear Down Lenin Statue}}</ref> or transforming them into characters. The country has removed all 1,320 statues of Lenin. Ukraine has successfully carried out the process, similar to other post-communist countries, and unlike Russia.

The process also included the ban of communist parties since 2015.<ref name=GoodbyeLenin/><ref name=BanSovietEra/>

The process also included the ban of communist parties since 2015.<ref name=GoodbyeLenin/><ref name=BanSovietEra/>