“Twenty years ago, Allen Paul wrote the first post-communist account of one of the greatest but least-known tragedies of the 20th century: Stalinβs annihilation of Polandβs officer corps and massive deportation of so-called βbourgeoisie elementsβ to Siberia. Today, these brutal events are symbolized by one word, Katynβa crime that still bitterly divides Poles and Russians. Paulβs richly updated account covers Russian attempts to recant their admission of guilt for the murders in Katyn Forest and includes recently translated documents from Russian military archives, eyewitness accounts of two perpetrators, and secret official minutes published here for the first time that confirm that U.S. government cover-up of the crime continued long after the war ended”.
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KATYN Stalin’s Massacre and the Triumph of Truth – In English
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Northern Illimois University Press 2010, 430 pages (soft cover)
Author: Allen Paul
ISBN: 978-08-7580-634-1
Language: Polish
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Year Published: 2010
Categories: BOOKS, History of Poland (In English)
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