Park park site of massacre identified by KGB notes Kharkov burial
The KGB identified a park outside Kharkov as the likely burial site of 3900 Polish officers massacred in 1940. PAP reported. The officers, part of about 15,000 seized by the Soviet Union, were killed by the NKVD in the Katyn Massacre. The discovery adds to the mystery of missing officers after years of Soviet denial.
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Liberia court martial opens for four soldiers in miner liberian murders
Four Liberian government soldiers faced a high profile court martial in Monrovia after a weekend attack in Clay-Ashland left the mayor and two elders dead. Witnesses say about 50 troops looted houses and arrested youths before the bodies appeared. Maj Henry Johnson said he will be shot but claims innocence.
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