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Originally Posted by denis_469
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Originally Posted by A6Intruder
And, as I know, in Katyn was killed polish officers who is killing soviet prisoners of war after soviet-polish war only.
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If you still belive in that, you should take a look at wikipedia.
In Katyn were 25700 polnish People killed! Most of them POW`s and intellectual people
Have a look here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katyn_massacre
http://www.electronicmuseum.ca/Polan..._wall/kmw.html
Please be careful with your writing if you do not know things for sure. 
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Wikipedia have too many politick size. For example all materials about information about explosion planes above Lockerby from US political emigrant (ex-CRU agent) all is cut in any place. In wikipedia is not authorized any data differing from western
points of view.
If you all know - please find me data in Wikipedia about killing soviet POW in Poland. If you can find this data - so you can see data before Katyn.
And if you unknow history mare than Wikipedia, so not posting in this sich
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Memorandum on NKVD letterhead from L. Beria to "Comrade Stalin" proposing to execute captured Polish officers, soldiers, and other prisoners by shooting. Stalin's handwritten signature appears on top, followed by signatures of Politburo members K. Voroshilov, V. Molotov, and A. Mikoyan. Signatures in left margin are M. Kalinin and L. Kaganovich, both favoring execution.
Stalin wanted the Polish out of Katyn to make room for Finns, fastest way was to shoot them. Their plan was to bring also Finnish officers, NCOs and Home Guard members to Katyn. The remaining Finnish anti communist were supposed to to be sent to Siberia, totalling atleast some 1.000.000-1.500.000 people. These were confirmed from Soviet archives after the collapse of USSR, this isnt pseudo history that was common in USSR and in Russia today.
The occupation of Finland just run into some trouble.:rotfl: