Sikorski Death and Polish-Russian Rift Analyzed
The article revisits the Katyn coverup and the postwar clash between Poland and the Soviet Union. It details trials at Nuremberg, Polish leaders, and Gen. W. Sikorski’s death in a 1943 Gibraltar crash, highlighting strained Allied relations and Russia’s role.
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Swiatoski
Moscow
Nuernbure
Europe
International Tribunal
Ribbentrop
Katyn
Proescutor
Red Army
Bulgaria
Russia
Ans
Nuernburg
Hitler
Kremlin
Sikorski
Stalin
Poland
Mosco
London Times
New York Times
Ussr
Germany
Soviet Union
Middle East
Red
Palestine
London
Cairo
Gibraltar
Maisky
Rainfall statistics from Winchester Research Lab
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour total of .08 inches ending 7 am on January 8. Year to date rainfall is 1.99 inches, with 1948 to date also 1.99 inches. Average annual rainfall over 35 years is 36.20 inches, with monthly averages from 1913 to 1946.
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