Polacy powinni obchodzic KATYN a nie Jedwabne!

IP: *.HAWI.splitrock.net 11.07.01, 22:57
To jest szokujace ze w antypolskich kregach zydowskich zydzi oskarzaja
niewinnych polakow za odpowidzialnos o Jedwabne.

Co Polacy maja z tym wspolnego?

Jedwabne to act kryminalny a nie narodowy.

Glab ma racje ze nie popiera zydowskiej propagandy odnosnie Jedwabne.

Dlaczego sie nic nie mowi o 25,000 Polakach rozstrzelanych przez
radzieckich zydow w Katyniu?

http://www.papurec.org/h1.html
http://www.papurec.org/h1a.html
http://www.papurec.org/h1b.html
http://www.papurec.org/h1c.html

October 1992, Russian President Boris Yeltsin dispatched an envoy to Warsaw to
hand over a copy of Stalin's document decreeing in March 5, 1940, the supreme
punishment by firing squad of 14,736 Polish army officials, along with another
10,685 Poles held by NKVD in the detention camps at Ostashkov and Starobielsk.
Information passed to the Soviet Union by Eduard Pfeiffer, Jewish homosexual
double agent and his British lover Maclean about a French plan of sending the
fifteen thousand Polish officers from the Soviet detention camps to Syria -
where Gen. S. Kopanski formed a new Polish Carpathian Brigade, certainly
influenced Stalin's decision on "liquidation" of the intellectual elite of the
Polish army.

The mass executions of the Polish captives were organized by Y. Raichman, a
Jewish commissar of NKVD under direct commands of Lavrentyi Beria.
NKVD firing squads Smersh composed mainly of Jewish commissars who murdered
thousands of captives during the war of 1941-1945. More than 15,000 interned
Polish officers, intellectuals, teachers and doctors disappeared in the
Okchotzk Sea. Katyn was one of the Narodnyi Komissariat Vnutriennikh Del
(National Committee of Interior Affairs, NKVD) killing fields since 1918.
Polish POWs were transported to Katyn in the so-called "Stolypin's trucks" or
chornyi woron (black crows).

March 5, 1940 Beria Laurenti prepared A DOCUMENT OF GENOCIDE for the Central
Committee of the Politburo USSR. It was signed and Approved by: Joseph Stalin,
Vyacheslav Molotov, Kliment Voroshilov, Anastas Mikoyan, Lazar Kaganovich, M.
T. Kalinin.
Lazar M. Kaganovich was one of Stalin's Jewish henchmen.

The participation of NKVD Jews in the murder of the Polish officers was made
public in an Israeli paper Ma'ariv, July 21, 1971: "Among the security service
[NKVD] people in Starobielsk was a major and his name was Yehoshua Sorokin ...
During his service in the camp, this Soviet Jew, the commander, became friends
with Vidro [also Jewish] the prisoner. ... It happened that Major Sorokin was
part of the staff in the third transport, the last one, of the Poles from
Starobielsk, as the supply manager. ... On the way, when both of them were
alone and talking Yiddish with each other, Major Sorokin opened his heart to
his friend. It seemed as if he suffered spasm- attacks and could not control
his rapid talk. ... Then told Sorokin to Vidro that the Polish officers "went",
were shot, somewhere in Smolensk forests. Major Sorokin said: "What my eyes
saw - the world will not believe." ... " "In February 1941 Vidro was
transferred from Starobielsk to the Talitza camp, in the province of
Sabradlobask which is in the Urals. ... After a year he was assigned to be the
camp's "commander", (a position that was given to a prisoner) and was
responsible for interior arrangements, including receiving new prisoners. Also,
here he happened to hear a certain testimony relating to the Katyn affair. In
1942, a transport of 50 prisoners arrived at Talitza, among them two who
displayed bizarre behaviour: Senior Lieutenant Alexander Soslov, and Junior
Lieutenant Symon Tichonov. It immediately was clarified that their "papers" did
not indicate, as ordinarily, the accusation and verdict, but rather the
letters "N.N." were written, that their meaning was probably known just
to "Kabbalists" [i. e. Jews] from the camp's government. The odd impression of
Soslov and Tichonov soon was reinforced in a "subtle hint" by the camp's
director to Vidro (the "commander"), not to send them to work in the forest,
but rather to find an arrangement for them within the camp, because they
are "not so alright". Indeed, it turned out, that the two had suffered from
nervous breakdown. Vidro recalls that Soslov cried often. And once it had
occurred that officer-prisoner approached Vidro and said: "I want to recount
you my life. Me and Tichnov, are the most miserable people on earth. Only to
you, because you are a Jew, we will tell everything. Nothing will matter to
us ... I killed the Pollacks with my own hands. I myself shot them."

Vidro tried to interrogate Soslov, by telling him: "You are lying." But Soslov,
in a choking voice and hysterical, insisted and continued to tell: "Among the
Russian soldiers that executed the killing, there were not a few that could not
take it - they threw themselves into a grave and committed suicide. Other
collaborators in the operation were spread over a short while to different
places." End of quoted excerpts.

In March of 1940, an NKVD mission came to Krakow to work out with the Gestapo
the methods they were jointly to adopt against Polish military organizations.
The Polish underground and Home Army was occupied Europe's largest and most
effective resistance by far - but only in the German sphere and not in Soviet-
occupied Poland. In 1939, having joined and/or worked for the NKVD, Jews in
eastern Poland helped in the capture and deportation to the Soviet Union of
1.5 - 1.7 million Poles. When Germany occupied that part of Poland, Jewish
bands armed by the Soviets were killing Polish anti-communist partisans.

(Many Jews were also killed by the Soviet partisans, communist and anti-
communist, or not accepted by other Jews. Ref. A Partisan's Memoir (1955) by
Faye Schulman (Faya Lazebnik), page 104: "A general in the Soviet Army, Vlasow
had been taken prisoner by the Germans in the summer of 1942. He had persuaded
them to establish an "army" recruited from among Soviet prisoners of war.
This "army" was organized to fight on the side of the Nazis, overthrow the
communist regime in the Soviet Union, and establish a pro-Nazi Russian state.
Vlasov's army was used for operations against the partisans and took part in
anti-Jewish actions. ... Hundreds of Jews were killed by our own Soviet
partisans. In 1941 the partisan movement was struggling. ... [T]he commander of
the Pinsk partisan units issued an order to kill every stranger in the woods
who was not attached to a partisan group. Unaffiliated strangers were
immediately shot. Most were Jews who had escaped from ghettos or camps and were
hiding in the woods. ... Hundreds were killed before the commander realized his
error; he was targeting innocent Jews and not Nazi spies. By the time he called
off the order, it was too late for too many. ... "Most of the Jewish partisans
were dismissed, [said a Jewish boy] sent away from the units into Nazi jaws
because they did not have rifles." The order had been given by partisan
headquarters." End of quote.)

After the Soviets re-occupied ("liberated" from the Germans) eastern Poland,
many Jews who survived the Nazis, often by being hidden, fed or otherwise
helped by the Poles, denounced them to the communists for imprisonment, torture
and/or death. Together with the Soviets they hunted down Polish anti- communist
partisans.

After the rest of Poland was "liberated", Jewish communists, having spent the
war in the shelter of the Soviet Union, established a reign of terror in Poland
killing thousands of anti-communist Poles, including those who returned to
Poland after fighting the Nazis with the Western allies.

Where are those communist Jews and the collaborators in the Katyn Massacre
now ?
Some have died of old age, some are in Israel, some in t
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      > To jest szokujace ze w antypolskich kregach zydowskich zydzi oskarzaja
      > niewinnych polakow za odpowidzialnos o Jedwabne.
      >
      > Co Polacy maja z tym wspolnego?
      >
      > Jedwabne to act kryminalny a nie narodowy.
      >
      > Glab ma racje ze nie popiera zydowskiej propagandy odnosnie Jedwabne.
      >
      > Dlaczego sie nic nie mowi o 25,000 Polakach rozstrzelanych przez
      > radzieckich zydow w Katyniu?
      >
      > http://www.papurec.org/h1.html
      > http://www.papurec.org/h1a.html
      > http://www.papurec.org/h1b.html
      > http://www.papurec.org/h1c.html
      >
      > October 1992, Russian President Boris Yeltsin dispatched an envoy to Warsaw to
      > hand over a copy of Stalin's document decreeing in March 5, 1940, the supreme
      > punishment by firing squad of 14,736 Polish army officials, along with another
      > 10,685 Poles held by NKVD in the detention camps at Ostashkov and Starobielsk.
      > Information passed to the Soviet Union by Eduard Pfeiffer, Jewish homosexual
      > double agent and his British lover Maclean about a French plan of sending the
      > fifteen thousand Polish officers from the Soviet detention camps to Syria -
      > where Gen. S. Kopanski formed a new Polish Carpathian Brigade, certainly
      > influenced Stalin's decision on "liquidation" of the intellectual elite of the
      > Polish army.
      >
      > The mass executions of the Polish captives were organized by Y. Raichman, a
      > Jewish commissar of NKVD under direct commands of Lavrentyi Beria.
      > NKVD firing squads Smersh composed mainly of Jewish commissars who murdered
      > thousands of captives during the war of 1941-1945. More than 15,000 interned
      > Polish officers, intellectuals, teachers and doctors disappeared in the
      > Okchotzk Sea. Katyn was one of the Narodnyi Komissariat Vnutriennikh Del
      > (National Committee of Interior Affairs, NKVD) killing fields since 1918.
      > Polish POWs were transported to Katyn in the so-called "Stolypin's trucks" or
      > chornyi woron (black crows).
      >
      > March 5, 1940 Beria Laurenti prepared A DOCUMENT OF GENOCIDE for the Central
      > Committee of the Politburo USSR. It was signed and Approved by: Joseph Stalin,
      > Vyacheslav Molotov, Kliment Voroshilov, Anastas Mikoyan, Lazar Kaganovich, M.
      > T. Kalinin.
      > Lazar M. Kaganovich was one of Stalin's Jewish henchmen.
      >
      > The participation of NKVD Jews in the murder of the Polish officers was made
      > public in an Israeli paper Ma'ariv, July 21, 1971: "Among the security service
      > [NKVD] people in Starobielsk was a major and his name was Yehoshua Sorokin ...
      > During his service in the camp, this Soviet Jew, the commander, became friends
      > with Vidro [also Jewish] the prisoner. ... It happened that Major Sorokin was
      > part of the staff in the third transport, the last one, of the Poles from
      > Starobielsk, as the supply manager. ... On the way, when both of them were
      > alone and talking Yiddish with each other, Major Sorokin opened his heart to
      > his friend. It seemed as if he suffered spasm- attacks and could not control
      > his rapid talk. ... Then told Sorokin to Vidro that the Polish officers "went",
      >
      > were shot, somewhere in Smolensk forests. Major Sorokin said: "What my eyes
      > saw - the world will not believe." ... " "In February 1941 Vidro was
      > transferred from Starobielsk to the Talitza camp, in the province of
      > Sabradlobask which is in the Urals. ... After a year he was assigned to be the
      > camp's "commander", (a position that was given to a prisoner) and was
      > responsible for interior arrangements, including receiving new prisoners. Also,
      >
      > here he happened to hear a certain testimony relating to the Katyn affair. In
      > 1942, a transport of 50 prisoners arrived at Talitza, among them two who
      > displayed bizarre behaviour: Senior Lieutenant Alexander Soslov, and Junior
      > Lieutenant Symon Tichonov. It immediately was clarified that their "papers" did
      >
      > not indicate, as ordinarily, the accusation and verdict, but rather the
      > letters "N.N." were written, that their meaning was probably known just
      > to "Kabbalists" [i. e. Jews] from the camp's government. The odd impression of
      > Soslov and Tichonov soon was reinforced in a "subtle hint" by the camp's
      > director to Vidro (the "commander"), not to send them to work in the forest,
      > but rather to find an arrangement for them within the camp, because they
      > are "not so alright". Indeed, it turned out, that the two had suffered from
      > nervous breakdown. Vidro recalls that Soslov cried often. And once it had
      > occurred that officer-prisoner approached Vidro and said: "I want to recount
      > you my life. Me and Tichnov, are the most miserable people on earth. Only to
      > you, because you are a Jew, we will tell everything. Nothing will matter to
      > us ... I killed the Pollacks with my own hands. I myself shot them."
      >
      > Vidro tried to interrogate Soslov, by telling him: "You are lying." But Soslov,
      >
      > in a choking voice and hysterical, insisted and continued to tell: "Among the
      > Russian soldiers that executed the killing, there were not a few that could not
      >
      > take it - they threw themselves into a grave and committed suicide. Other
      > collaborators in the operation were spread over a short while to different
      > places." End of quoted excerpts.
      >
      > In March of 1940, an NKVD mission came to Krakow to work out with the Gestapo
      > the methods they were jointly to adopt against Polish military organizations.
      > The Polish underground and Home Army was occupied Europe's largest and most
      > effective resistance by far - but only in the German sphere and not in Soviet-
      > occupied Poland. In 1939, having joined and/or worked for the NKVD, Jews in
      > eastern Poland helped in the capture and deportation to the Soviet Union of
      > 1.5 - 1.7 million Poles. When Germany occupied that part of Poland, Jewish
      > bands armed by the Soviets were killing Polish anti-communist partisans.
      >
      > (Many Jews were also killed by the Soviet partisans, communist and anti-
      > communist, or not accepted by other Jews. Ref. A Partisan's Memoir (1955) by
      > Faye Schulman (Faya Lazebnik), page 104: "A general in the Soviet Army, Vlasow
      > had been taken prisoner by the Germans in the summer of 1942. He had persuaded
      > them to establish an "army" recruited from among Soviet prisoners of war.
      > This "army" was organized to fight on the side of the Nazis, overthrow the
      > communist regime in the Soviet Union, and establish a pro-Nazi Russian state.
      > Vlasov's army was used for operations against the partisans and took part in
      > anti-Jewish actions. ... Hundreds of Jews were killed by our own Soviet
      > partisans. In 1941 the partisan movement was struggling. ... [T]he commander of
      >
      > the Pinsk partisan units issued an order to kill every stranger in the woods
      > who was not attached to a partisan group. Unaffiliated strangers were
      > immediately shot. Most were Jews who had escaped from ghettos or camps and were
      >
      > hiding in the woods. ... Hundreds were killed before the commander realized his
      >
      > error; he was targeting innocent Jews and not Nazi spies. By the time he called
      >
      > off the order, it was too late for too many. ... "Most of the Jewish partisans
      > were dismissed, [said a Jewish boy] sent away from the units into Nazi jaws
      > because they did not have rifles." The order had been given by partisan
      > headquarters." End of quote.)
      >
      > After the Soviets re-occupied ("liberated" from the Germans) eastern Poland,
      > many Jews who survi
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