forty-third year, smolensk was liberated and for investigation adopted a commission led by academician nikolai burdenko during the opening of these graves , german bullets were found, in addition to letters that were written after the arrival of the germans. the commission came to the conclusion that the deceased is a prisoner who did not have time evacuate. when retreating. they ended up in the territory occupied by the germans and were shot by the nazis, katyn. the execution appears in the indictment of the international tribunal at nuremberg section three war crimes and sounds like this in september 1941. in the katyn forest, near smolensk, the nazis carried out massacres of polish captured officers. well, on this, in principle, one could put an end to it, but now it comes in the nineties and on april 13, 1990. yes, president of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev, pass it on here, to the president of poland, who arrived in moscow in wojciech jeruzelsky, the milestone lists of the nkvd with captured poles from kozelsk, ostashkov and starobilsk, which do not contain any information about the execution

the red army simply burned them, smolensk was liberated, and a commission led by academician nikolai burdenko took up investigations during the opening of these burials , german bullets were found, in addition to letters that were written after the arrival of the germans. the commission came to the conclusion that the dead are prisoners who did not have time to evacuate. when retreating. they turned out on the territory occupied by the germans and were shot by the nazis, katyn. the execution appears in the indictment of the international tribunal at nuremberg section three war crimes and sounds like this in september 1941. in the kadyr forest, near smolensk, the nazis carried out mass murders of polish captured officers. well, this, in principle, could be put an end to, but the nineties come and on april 13, 1990, the president of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev, hands over to the president of poland, who arrived in moscow, wojciech yaruzinsky, nkvd stage lists with captured poles from kozelsk, astashkovo and starobelsk, which do not contain any information about the execution, which did

included the chief surgeon of the red army , colonel-general of the medical service, academician nikolai burdenkohoto evidence in criminal cases. having arrived here on july 14, certain places were still smoking, that is, in the saray, the bodies of prisoners e. they were burning down, that is, they literally tried to record the traces of the crime. uh, all the horror that has happened here for so many years works no matter the simple privates, or the driver of the array. how many documents? through did my hands go through my eyes? well, what i really saw in criminal cases concerning, uh, the camp of reeds. i was just in shock. not under one point of the nazi classification is the forced detention of a concentration camp for war on a prisoner death camp. he included all forms. it was the largest nazi camp in the occupied territory of the soviet union. historians often call this camp the belarusian auschwitz because it was really spontaneous murders that appeared in this camp. it was planned assassinations and prisoners of war and civilians and participants in the underground struggle of different