Sasha: You never know what's actually worse: one's death or one's ignorance which may cause death of 1000s. Did you say you wanted to buy a shirt? "Katyn Remembered"
The 1940 Katyń Forest Massacre was a mass murder of thousands Polish military officers, policemen, intellectuals, and civilian Prisoners of War by Soviet NKVD. The number of victims is estimated at about 22,000. The victims were murdered in the Katyń forest in Russia, Kalinin (Tver) and Kharkiv prisons; Kozelsk, Starobelsk, and Ostashkov POW camps; in Smolensk, Kharkiv, Moscow, and other Soviet cities. In 1943, Nazi Germany announced the discovery of mass graves within the Katyń Forest, and it was not until 1990 that the Soviet Union acknowledged the massacres by the NKVD. http://www.polandbymail.com/item.asp?n=9241001&sc=n090130&utm_source=2 0090130&utm_medium=EmailBlast&utm_term=9241001&utm_campaign=PolandByMa ilNewsletter
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