well joseph stalin was responsible for the mass killing of polish prisoners in western russia in one nine hundred forty russia's parliament accepted the soviet leader ordered the cuts in mexico that soured relations between moscow and was decades. you can give us the latest on this it's been seventy years coming i would imagine today's ruling is fairly significant but feel it is indeed glorious was the catholic massacre is one of the most troubling spots in relations between russia and poland and this day is certainly going to have its place in history because for decades the soviet union denied any responsibility for the murdering thousands of homeless soldiers on still get territory of course they were different locations but hopefully feeling proud of where thousands were and sick were shot execution style in the back of the head and buried in mass graves in early ninety's forty's but the collective term for this massacre became known as the guy who massacred because one of those locations is in the shopping forest in russia slightly and strategic and that became very loose and ha

joseph stalin was responsible for the mass killing of polish prisoners in western russia in one nine hundred forty russia's parliament has accepted the soviet leader ordered the cat in massacre that served relations between moscow and warsaw for years but his country has or ever has the details. for decades the soviet union denied any responsibility in this atrocious crime for fifty two years the soviet union attempted to blame nazi forces for the killing of polish officers in the so-called cutting massacre that was in the 1940's when and nearly twenty thousand polish officers were detained and executed all over the soviet union it became known as the cutting massacre because i think it was one of the burial grounds where nearly four thousand officers were executed shot in the back of the head and buried in mass graves and for decades the soviet leadership insisted that this was the work of nazi forces that were on soviet territory at the time russia in the early one nine hundred ninety s. finally admitted responsibility for those murders and of course it was a very significant event

reporting well joseph stalin was responsible for the mass killing of polish prisoners in western russia in one nine hundred forty russia's parliament accepted the soviet leader ordered the cuts in mexico but solid relations between moscow and also for decades let's get more on this now live from oz used to put in a lot of others waiting for us and hello to you so this event hung like a dog cloud over russia for decades so i knew the importance of today's announcement can't really be underestimated now can it. can indeed worry this very significant and then in relations between moscow and warsaw because for decades for nearly seventy years. russia denied any participation any involvement in the so-called cutting massacre that was in the 1940's plan and nearly twenty thousand polish officers were detained and executed all over the soviet union it became known as the cutting massacre because i think it was one of the burial grounds where nearly four thousand officers were executed shot in the back of the head and buried in mass graves and for decades the soviet leadership insisted that thi

nazis for the massacre twenty two thousand polish officers were killed on the direct order of joseph stalin. up next we take a look at some of the latest and greatest innovations in the world of high tech technology update coming your way next. hello and welcome to technology update november means shortening days and obviously changing weather here in russia but it's also a month for emphasizing a key new direction in russia's development minolta of member kicks off here at the moscow expo center with the third international ross nanotech form. own manner of new gadgets in the future projects are on display at the forum where some three hundred companies and institutions as well as top scientists from over a dozen countries have gathered it's all put together by the unique state corporation ross no no we very community in the. it is. to create such a platform such a place where people could be it can we see about this that is all before him many new poll changed their plans jobs come to us with their projects. they wouldn't have gone with all the four day weekend to find out what all the fu

in these trials when we consider the atrocities were committed by joseph stalin and his regime both before world war two and during world war two one of the charges against one of the defendants nuremberg was the aggressive war committed against poland and of nine hundred thirty nine well on the eastern side of poland the soviet army invaded poland as well without any reason to do so so all its own little dutch and i think you know there are a lot of historians would disagree with you i mean stalin was trying to stay out of the war and i'm not a defender or in any way want to protect the historical legacy of joseph stalin not in any way shape or form but a lot of historians would claim it was he's trying to stay out of a war that the nazis definitely wanted to make if i could go to jerusalem or to put all right if you want to finish your point bill go ahead. i just want to say there are two important points about the nazi soviet pact of nine hundred thirty nine one is as you suggest staying out of the war and non-aggression pact but there was a secret additional protocol law that came out

a former lieutenant -- democratic lieutenant governor in the state -- compared me to joseph stalin and joseph mccarthy in a column in the "denver post." but we got this bill. the academic bill of rights. just a resolution through the education committee. when that happened, it was a political miracle if you will. the first thing that happened when we got it through by one vote on party lines, the democratic party is in the pocket of the unions. everybody doesn't know that, should know that. they don't even think for themselves on these issues. that was no chance that they would read the academic bill of rights and come to a reasonable conclusion. but low and behold, when the 6-5 vote was done on the education committee for this bill, the president of the university of colorado appeared and went right to our legislators and said, would you -- will you withdraw this bill if we put the principals in place? and by the way, i went up on her web site, the university of colorado web site. there were no guarantees of academic of freedom of rights for students at the university of colorado. so,

russian politicians agreed that a declaration that blames joseph stalin for personally ordering the massacren 1940. thousands of captured polish officers were captured by soviet forces month after the second world war began. until 1990, the soviet union played -- blamed the nazis for the killing. saudi arabia says it has arrested about 150 people suspected of working for al qaeda. most of them were arrested in the past eight months. there were plans to attack security officials and journalists. border police in the u.s. and mexico found a drug smuggling tunnel linking the mexican city with california. it is just to the streets away from another tunnel found by police earlier this month. it is equipped with the real system, ventilation, and white. the prime minister of portugal has declared his country has all conditions in place to finance itself in the market. he said the passing of an austerity budget earlier in the day would also reinforce confidence and help reduce the deficit. we go to the astonishing story of the three boys who were lost at sea. they and the small boat had been missing

nazis for the massacre twenty two thousand polish officers were killed under direct orders from joseph stalin.

the -- departure from that is when i played joseph stalin on television. i took it out. i hadn't seen it in 20 years. i said, i think i did okay. the final scene with my daughter, i said, i don't think i could do any better. then you know, who knows what some people like, some don't. and nikita mchale's father, was stalin's personal poet. eight times he worked with stalin and wrote the national anthem and when he saw the movie, he liked it and what di. that was -- i don't read very views, but that's the greatest review i ever got. when i touched the soul of stalin. he knew stalin. when i went to hbo they were not well organized. i never knew the guy was alive until i got back to the states. nobody introduced me to him. it would have helped my research. that was -- i don't look at my work that often but -- that -- that -- it was very different from something like lone some dove and different from something like to kill a mockingbird and the other things with horton foot that di. tavis: when you say you think lone some dove was your favorite. tell me why. >> here's a guy t

. >> the russian parliament has for the first time officially blamed joseph stalin for the world war ii massacre of 22,000 polish officers. in a rare combination of the soviet dictator, the state passed the resolution saying documents of secret archives show that stalin had indeed ordered the mass executions. communist deputies opposed the declaration. for decades, soviet propaganda blamed the nazis for the crime appeared at the end of the cold war, moscow acknowledged the killings were carried out by stalin's secret police, but this is the first formal statement indicating the soviet leadership in such explicit terms. >> a new exhibit in the german city combines works by two very different american artists. duane hanson, who died in 1996, is best known for his life-size human cultures, while the photographer gregory kurds and has made a name for himself with images of american homes and neighborhoods. the combination offers a serial take on the american dream. >> the exhibition does not open until saturday, but it looks as if visitors have already begun arriving. that populate this

and russia's lawmakers say joseph stalin was responsible for the cuts in massacre in which twenty two thousand polish people were killed the tragedies salo the relations between moscow and. the sports with. well i welcome the sports news continues in the top story is. leaving the army a taste past that basketball coach disclose who your fridge after a poor set of results in the early. while still unbeaten water federally featured robin struggling in straight sets to go through the last four of the eighteen people took finals and won the. backing down on the former england captain shares his diplomatic side as he arrives in australia for an off season two. under start with basketball where tesco moscow have sacked their coach disco. after a poor such results in the euro league the coach resigned following his side's defeat to milan i left them rooted to the bottom of the day having won i won the six matches so far this season meanwhile the italians thanks to their second brain of the campaign against the army men on wednesday the seventy one sixty five the tree known as record is now i

and russia's lawmakers say joseph stalin was responsible for the cuts in massacre in which nearly twenty thousand polish people were killed the tragedy solid relations between moscow and warsaw for decades. for the latest sports news how to kate hillary so well once again tennis topping the headlines yes with federer and mary straight to the semifinals of the a.t.p. world tour finals in london there are two more places up for grabs tonight and that's thanks. hello and welcome to the sports news on the news all the top stories. in the last four often very joyous phèdre in the semifinals the last two places i decided on a top tennis tour finals in london. while holding the four still takes temper charges after the amen soccer basketball coach. in the n.f.l. the same spoil the cowboys thanksgiving day by holding on to win thirty twenty seven in dallas. and we start with tennis where world number one rafael nadal is aiming to confirm his place in the last four of the a.t.p. world tour finals in london responded just needs to take a set off thomas but it group a in cancer to join roger federe

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exile for many key figures in russian history even the man who founded the infamous gulag camps joseph stalin. it's eight pm in moscow match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story debate is raging in germany over a television show that aims to expose possible internet pedophiles by secretly filming their meetings with decoys posing as victims critics including the country's justice minister claim the program flouts the law in the pursuit of better ratings but creators claim they have to resort to such methods as the law falls short in tackling internet predators are t. sarah ferguson. it's every parent's nightmare their child being looted by someone they met on the internet this guy is putting speed. in man of the table is in his sixties babying confessing online who we are going to girlfriend. is and yes if i marry. you. well just the kiss. you tell me. the back of your neck may be ok but perhaps that might turn you on that later is actually an undercover journalist and it turns out the man works for a children's charity he's completely unaware that the meeting is being secr

for many key figures in russian history even the man who founded the infamous school on campus joseph stalin. at seven pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live on new sonali thanks for being with us first up this hour debate is raging in germany over a t.v. show which aims to expose. possible internet pedophiles by secretly filming their meetings with decoys posing as victims critics including the country's justice minister claim the program flounce the law in pursuit of better ratings but creators claim they have to resort to such methods as the lawful sort in tackling internet predators parties are first has more. it's every parent's nightmare their child is being looted by someone they met on the internet it's this girl is pretending to be a teen years old the man at the table is in his sixty's they've been conversing online but we. go frank it is you isn't it yes if i'm a little kid and you. when it is the case can you tell me. the back of your neck may be ok but perhaps that might turn you on that later is actually an undercover journalist and it turns out the man works for a chil

joseph stalin was responsible for the cats in a massacre in which nearly twenty thousand polish people were killed in the tragedy sour the relations between moscow and warsaw for decades. my colleague bill dog will be here in half an hour's time but for now it's time for cross talk and today the focus is on haiti and its upcoming presidential elections it's a country with much more on its mind there than politics following january's devastating earthquake and now a cholera epidemic sweeping the island that's coming up next thanks for watching. you can. follow me and welcome rostock on peter lavelle the search for stability and legitimacy will haitians find either after sunday's elections many question the usefulness of these polls as the country slowly attempts to recover from the january earthquake the spread of cholera the daily violence and voter apathy. came. to discuss haiti's elections i'm joined by nicholas ross here in new york he's an award winning independent filmmaker in washington we go to ernest pregnancy is chairman of the democracy haiti project and a former u.s. ambassa

for many key routes figures in russian history even the man who founded the infamous gulag camps joseph stalin. and the russian stock markets have been in this three day week shortened by the national holidays business are cheap brings you analyst assessment . my from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now way it's four pm here in the russian capital two pm in berlin and debate is raging in germany over a t.v. show which aims to expose possible internet pedophiles by secretly filming their meetings with decoys posing as victims but critics including the country's justice minister claim the program flouts the law in pursuit of better ratings but creators claim they have to resort to such methods as the last fall sort in tackling internet predators r t s sarah ferguson has more. it's every parent's nightmare their child is being lured by someone they met on the internet this girl is pretending to be thirteen years old the man at the table is in his sixty's they've been conversing online for weeks hello my little girl friend it is you isn't it yes if i'm a

many key figures in the russian history and even the man who founded the infamous gulag camps joseph stalin. midnight in moscow i met tresor good to be with you here on r t our top story debate rages in germany over a t.v. show that aims to expose possible internet pedophiles by secretly filming their meetings with decoys posing as victims critics including the country's justice minister claim the program flouts the law in pursuit of higher ratings but creators claim a hof to resort to such methods as the law falls short in tackling internet predators r t sarah for of has more from munich. it's every parent's nightmare their child being looted by someone they met on the internet this guy is pretending to speak. demand of the table is in his sixty's they think investing online for weeks from my little girl friend it is you isn't it yes if i'm a little kid and you. when it is the kisko you tell me i'm shy. the back of your neck may be ok but perhaps that might turn you on that later is actually an undercover journalist and it turns out the man works for a children's charity he's completely un

and russia's joseph stalin was responsible for the captain massacre in which nearly twenty thousand people were killed. for decades. all those stories a little later here in this in fifteen minutes from now a lot in the meantime it's the sports with kate. hello welcome to the sports news and these the top stories. in the last fortnight doll joins murray and federer in the semifinals at the world tour finals in london just one place now up for grabs. while holding the fort dimitri shakun in takes temp recharge it tastes after the army man sacked all school coach. in the n.f.l. the same says all the cowboys thanksgiving day by holding on to win thirty twenty seven in dallas. and we start with tennis where world number one rafael nadal has successfully confirmed his place in the last four of the a.t.p. world tour finals in london with a straight sets victory over thomas burdick this bonnet just needed to take a set off his check opponent but he managed to complete a seven six six one victory in the group i encounter joining roger federer up and down the mari in the semifinals and the last of

polish officials who have said that this latest step this acceptance by the russian state duma of joseph stalin as the man to be kind of the executions of those polish officers it was a foundation of trust between the two countries that will allow them to build a much more open and honest relationship of course being a for the polish side is not just a historical tragedy it is also a recent one earlier this year the polish president lech kaczynski was on his way to the team to pay his respects after for the first time in history both the russian and the polish sides official delegations were there to pay their respects to all the victims very done got to keep plane crashed just outside of some killing everybody on board most of poland's political elite nearly one hundred people so for poland this is a very wrong subject and stuff like these hopefully will bring to choose sides closer to reconciling their differences and putting the past behind them. reporting well there's more on all of our stories at dot com and here's what i was going to find online are right now with extreme care the russian