Mass grave at Katyn
The Russian peasant Kieselew informed members of the Polish Red Cross about the course of the beastly GPU murder.
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Russia
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn crime
German officer and Red Cross officials
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn war crime
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Father Stanislaw Jasinski bless the bodies of Polish officers
April 1943
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Priest Stanislaw Jasinski at Katyn
Priest Stanislaw Jasinski at Katyn
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Mass grave at Katyn
The International Red Cross examines the Katyn crime
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Mass grave in Katyn
In the forest of Katyn, near Smolensk, numerous mass graves were discovered, in which thousands of bodies of Polish officers were. It involves captured Polish officers who had been deported by the Soviets in the spring of 1940 here, tied up, killed by cervical shot and buried in 9 to 12 rows above each other.
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Russia
Katyń
Exhumation of victims
Exhumation of victims
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Russia
Katyń
Katyn, 28-30 IV 1943
Katyn, 28-30 IV 1943
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Russia
Katyń
Katyń massacres
Remains of a Polish soldier
Mateusz Prociak
During WWII
Russia
Katyń
Medalion containing soil from the Katyn Forest
In memory of Ludwik Singer
Lita Nadel
After WWII
Poland
Letter from Katyn Family association
Letter to Lita Nadel confirming her family member was on the Katyn list.
Lita Nadel
After WWII
Poland