The number of Poles murdered by NKVD in 1937 Polish Operation greater than expected!
At the headquarters of the Memorial Association in Moscow, a meeting was held regarding archival documents related to the Polish Operation conducted by the NKVD...
Category : Katyn
The Unveiling of the First Katyn Monument. Archival Documents from Polska Agencja Telegraficzna
On Saturday, September 18, 1976, in a sunny weather, over eight thousand people gathered at the Gunnersbury Cemetery in London to take part in a...
In loving memory of Maria Quas de Penno 1937-2019
I accept this Siberian Cross Award on behalf of all those who are no longer with us but thanks to whom I am here today....
A cry of protest against concealing the truth about Katyn. The self-immolation of Walenty Badylak
On March 21, 1980, a man burnt himself to death in the heart of Krakow. Walenty Badylak was a retired baker, a bibliophile a few...
It Started in Poland
On September 1, 1939, the Germans began World War II by their attack on Poland. Five long years separate us from these events. ( This...
Why We Need Katyn Monuments
Katyn is a place - a word. For the Polish people Katyn symbolizes the destruction of the Polish nation in the years 1939-1940, but it...
Katyn Family reports on Smolensk fog
The Federation of the Katyn Families sponsored a special delegation of Katyn Families for the commemoration of the 70-tieth anniversary of the Katyn extermination of...
1946 Katyn Dossier of the Polish Government in London Released!
The United States National Archives and Record Administration has recently declassified a number of comprehensive Katyn-related documents from the Stalinist period. Among them is a...
International Conspiracy of Silence on Smolensk Tragedy Continues
Over six years have passed since the Crash of the Polish Air Force One in Smolens, Russia, that killed the President of Poland, First Lady,...
Soviet Extermination of the Polish Nationals 1939-1941
Władysława (Lottie) Tokarska is the sole survivor of the eight-person family deported to Siberia on the freezing night of February 10, 1940, from her home...