Documents on Katyn executions missing in Poland
Published: 09 July, 2008, 10:16
Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance has lost the documents detailing the Katyn massacre, when thousands of Polish officers were executed in 1940. The papers were handed over to Warsaw by Moscow in early 1990s after Russia admitted the Soviet Union'
The Itar-Tass news agency says the documents went missing two years ago, citing the head of the institute’s research department, Dariusz Gabrel. It was then they were stored in the President’s office, and it took some time to find out the documents were lost.
Gabrel had to explain the documents' embarrassing disappearance to the Polish Parliament.
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understand, that at the time, many leading figures of the NKVD were not "of russian othodox faith"..... (Yagoda and the like)
If in todays Polish society Holocaust denier Dariusz Ratajczak has been obviously "sucided" (see www.presstv.ir/detail/139718.html ) without any outcry in public, it is not exactly a miracle, that certain documents of the Katy massacre disappeared in Warsaw...