Nazism in Ukraine is not very popular among common people, that's why more than 70% of Ukrainians voted for the Russian-speaking Jew, who promised peace and equal rights. But it is quite popular among the leadership of Kievan regime. May be not Nazi ideas by themselves, but Nazi (European and American) money payed to establishing "democracy" in the European understanding of the term (i.e. for ban of all alternative parties, open mass-murders of political opponents, stealing property, discrimination of language, culture and religion of certain groups, cancel of elections and so on ...)
Actually, Holodomor was the most severe in Western Ukraine, in time controlled by Poland. And, of course, Ukraine wasn't the only place struggling from famine. Heard anything about famine in Kazakhstan and Volga region, or even about Great Depression?
And what is even more important, the fact that the Stalin's government in Russia, or Pilsudski's government in Poland were not good in saving peasants lifes (but both of them made a lot for industrialization of their countries, one may even say that they sacrificed peasants for forcing industrialization) , has nothing to do with the fact, that Nazi ideas are simply wrong.