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According to him, officers' belongings, Polish money, personal letters and documents of the executed officers were lying near the graves. "All these things, and especially personal documents and money, were in such a form in which they could not have been preserved in the ground since 1939 (when, according to Nazi statements, NKVD officers shot the Polish officers). The money, for example, was still brand new and did not seem to be in circulation," the Pole noted.

Roman Kovalsky, a prisoner of war who also served in a workers' battalion and visited the mass grave in the Katyn forest, added in his testimony that "it was clear from most of the corpses of those shot that these were very recent victims." "In the published lists of Polish officers shot in Katyn, many of our workers' battalion found among the names of their acquaintances killed, arrested even earlier by the Gestapo and sent to concentration camps in Germany," he stressed.

Both Poles claimed to know about at least seven cases of Nazi executions in Smolensk of those who spoke about the USSR's non-involvement in the murder of the Polish soldiers and officers.

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"One of the leaders of the Poznan SD (Reichsfuhrer SS security service), Sturmbannfuhrer Gepner, had a conversation with the commission, in which he warned that their trip to Katyn had propaganda purposes and that upon their return from there they should declare that they had personally seen 12 thousand corpses of Polish officers. After returning, the SD obliged the members of the commission to address meetings of Polish workers with propaganda reports about the trip to Katyn. The summaries of the reports were pre-edited by the Board of Directors," the archival documents say.

Smetala recalled that in Katyn, the Germans showed the commission two Russian citizens, calling them "witnesses" to the murder of Polish officers. "As a former judicial officer, it was clear to me from the behavior of these "witnesses" that they were specially trained by the SD," Smektal said. He also noted that the corpses shown to the commission did not look as if they had been in the ground for several years: "The clothes did not rot, on the corpse of the Polish military commander, General of the Bronislaw brigade, Bogatyrevich has preserved the lower part of his face with a mustache and beard."

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The truth always comes out eventually.

We can add it to a long list of crimes committed by Germany over the years. Blaming Stalin and the USSR was always convenient, both to Nazi Germany and their NATO successors. Just like we see today's politicians in the West blaming everything from rising prices to earthquakes on Russia, so it was the case then. Nothing changed.

It also shows us how the NATO alliance is built on American and British coercion, rather than any natural mutual interests. The whole of Europe has always been at each others' throats over the tiniest of disagreements. Yet today they aspire to lecture Russia and virtue signal about their superior morals.

Convincing their "allies" that Russia is the enemy was America's greatest trick - you've been had. You Poles, you Czechs, you Latvians, you Finns and so on.

I wonder how Germans think about their Polish "allies" these days. Do they still see them as "inferior Slavic barbarians?" Probably. And to the Poles reading this - these are your supposed friends.

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