- Mass grave of Polish officers in Katyn Forest, exhumed by Germany in 1943. Katyn massacre is located in the Soviet Union.
- I, and I assume the rest of the mem- bers of the Select Committee To Inves- tigate the Facts and Circumstances Sur- rounding the Katyn Forest Massacre...
- This particular second world war slaughter of Poles is often referred to as the "Katyn Massacre" or the "Katyn Forest Massacre".
- This is in reference to a hugely controversial mass murder in Katyn forest, Russia, of Polish POWs by the Soviet NKVD in 1940, which the Soviets...
- Archived by National Archives (UK) on 5 February 2008. Records Relating to the Katyn Forest Massacre at the US National Archives.
- In any event, the Katyn Forest is–and will probably long remain–the main symbol of the atrocity, even if it was not the actual killing field.” […]
- Two German officers over a partly-emptied mass grave in the Katyn Forest. German troops discovered the mass grave in Katyn forest in 1943 Image: AP.
- katyn photo Katyn Forest, near Smolensk in Russia, place of the mass graves of over 4,300 Polish officers discovered by the German army in March of 1943.
- Limited Censored YouTube Video: William Pierce speaking about the Katyn Forest Massacre.
- A. Box 44, Katyn Forest [contains an undated United States Information Service undated booklet titled The Katy ń Forest Murders.
