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[2009 jan] Katyn: The Story Hollywood Won't Tell by Henry Makow Ph.D.
KATYN: How the Soviets Manufactured 'War Crime' Documents (translation of USSR-54) by C.W.Porter
Quotes
"This committee unanimously finds... that the Soviet NKVD committed the mass
murders of the Polish officers and intellectual leaders in the Katyn Forest...
there has not been... even any remote circumstantial evidence presented that
could indict any other nation in this international crime. It is an established
fact that approximately 15,000 Polish prisoners were interned in three Soviet
camps: Kozielsk, Starobielsk, and Ostashkov in the winter of 1939-40. With the
exception of 400 prisoners, these men have not been heard from... since the
spring of 1940...."
U.S. House of Representatives Select Committee to Investigate the Facts, The
Katyn Forest Massacre: Final Report. Issued 22 December 1952.
"Polish President Wojciech Jaruzelski went to the Katyn Forest yesterday and
paid tribute to the thousands of Polish army officers killed and buried there by
the Soviet Union's secret police during World War II. His visit came one day
after the Soviet government reversed nearly 50 years of official denial and
admitted committing the massacre. The Soviet Union had long blamed Nazi Germany.
... The Soviet Union on Friday admitted that the NKVD, Stalin's feared secret
police, was responsible for the murders."
"Soviets admit WWII massacre of Poles" Associated Press, April 1990
Porter reminds readers that at Nuremberg the Soviets introduced reams of
so-called evidence purporting to demonstrate that it was the Germans, not
Stalins's henchmen in the secret police, who murdered over 4,000 Polish
prisoners at Katyn, near Smolensk. As the author points out, an official Soviet
stamp sufficed to make false affidavits, phoney confessions, faked forensic
reports and the like "evidence" admissible at Nuremberg under Articles 19 and 21
of the London Agreement of August 8, 1945, in which the Allied lawyers devised
the rules which would bind judges and defense attorneys at the forthcoming
"trial." Americans, Britons, and Frenchmen currently gloating over Soviet
discomfiture at the recent insistence of the Polish regime on finally laying the
blame for Katyn where it belongs should recall that the Western Allies said not
a public word at Nuremberg to challenge the Soviet "evidence" on Katyn (the
judges quietly glossed over the Red charges by omitting them from their
verdict).
It is the special service of
Made in Russia: The Holocaust to remind readers that the same Soviet stamp
which converted the fake Katyn reports into admissible evidence at Nuremberg
also provided proof of the extermination of millions of Jews at Auschwitz,
Majdanek, Treblinka, and elsewhere. As Porter emphasizes, physical and forensic
evidence for the Holocaust was never introduced, nor is there any reason
whatsoever to imagine it ever existed. All we have is a handful of
"testimonies," and "confessions," and the reports of a number of Soviet or
Soviet-controlled "investigative" commissions. If there was a Soviet Fred
Leuchter, we have yet to hear from him (and probably never will). The same Red
prosecutors who framed the victims of Stalin's purges at the Moscow show trials,
and sent millions of innocents to their deaths in our gallant Soviet ally's
Gulag archipelago, are the chief source for the vaunted Nuremberg evidence of
the "Holocaust."
Porter provides numerous examples
of prosecution tactics, usually allowed by the judges, which would make hanging
judge Roy Bean, or even Neal Sher, blanche. He points out that the prosecution
made it difficult, if not impossible, for the defense lawyers to have timely
access to the documents introduced into evidence by the prosecution; that
"photocopies" and "transcripts" were almost invariably submitted in evidence by
the prosecution instead of the original German documents, which in very many
cases seem today to have disappeared; that the defendants rarely were able to
confront their accusers, since "affidavits" from witnesses who had been deposed
months or even weeks before sufficed; etc., etc., etc.
Porter, Carlos W.
Made in Russia: The Holocaust. Reviewed by Ted O'Keefe