Poland

Katyn and Auschwitz Made Spring 1940 “Poland’s Most Cruel”

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 31, 2010

KATYN AND AUSCHWITZ MADE

SPRING 1940 “POLAND’S MOST CRUEL”

 

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Brooklyn, N.Y. …It was April 1940. Six months had already

passed since the invasion of Poland by the Germans and the

Russians the prior September. Most of the killing should have

stopped by now.

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Poland, Russia

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BBG Blamed for Armenian Genocide Denials on Congressionally-Funded Radio Liberty

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