Katyn -- Maps
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Katyn -- Maps
Here are two maps which may help our readers to follow the main Katyn debate. The maps were exhibits in the US Congress investigation of the Katyn Forest massacre of 1951-52 (Final Report of Select Committee, 22 Dec 1952).
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> Ostashkov, Katyn, Kozelsk, Starobielsk are in.
Irrelevant. According to the Soviet report, those Poles were concentrated in (imaginary) ON-camps near Smolensk in 1941, when war began, not in Kozel'sk, Starobel'sk and Ostashkov. How did their bodies get to Mednoje (where there were no Germans) and Pyatikhatki then?
Irrelevant. According to the Soviet report, those Poles were concentrated in (imaginary) ON-camps near Smolensk in 1941, when war began, not in Kozel'sk, Starobel'sk and Ostashkov. How did their bodies get to Mednoje (where there were no Germans) and Pyatikhatki then?
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