Murderers from Katyń speak. “Even the dogs fled at the sight of us”
We know almost everything about the victims of the Katyń crime. The killers still hide in the shadow. The killers
Read MoreWe know almost everything about the victims of the Katyń crime. The killers still hide in the shadow. The killers
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Read MoreThis is an important memoir, maybe even a welcome harbinger in the much neglected area of Soviet/Russian studies. Marek Jan
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Read MoreAt the same time as Christians are faced with blasphemy again and again, a now famous EU draft regulation was
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Read MoreThe heritage of Kievan Rus is common to all three East Slavic nations. Kiev is “the mother of Ruthenian settlements”.
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