Who is leading who? I am the secretary but you are the manager with all the info.

What you have found is amazing.

Lenarda, Australia

Mark T. Anymore information to send? this is beyond brilliant.

Lenarda, Australia

Mark T.  The eyewitness accounts, especially THE LITTLE POLISH SOLDIER kneeling at the body of his dead Capitan, is equally difficult to read.  This shows true Polish Spirit and grief, which even now, the group understands.  I could not read past this first report, because of the tears.

This was hidden from us for so long.

Again, thank you for finding and sharing this information.

Lenarda, Australia

Perhaps, they did not see or understand, as we have many new members.  All depends on the subject heading, whether to read or delete.

Resend past documentation with this lot and it will make it a composite of similar information from the one source.

You have done a wonderful job, truly remarkable to have this information and share.

Lenarda, Australia

Before this, we could only conjecture, but in these documents we have proof.

Lenarda, Australia

I agree, but being Politically Correct, you are describing the used of Bad Stories i.e. BS. 

Excellent work, thanks again.

Lenarda, Australia

So absurd, with present day knowledge and they expected the world to believe this BS (Bad Stories).  Then they tried to hide it from the Polish People.

Lenarda, Australia

My goodness, the subject of numbers comes up again and this time in an official letter dated 1943

Copied from document with manual corrections, computers are not that clever yet!  – On the 17th of September 1940 the official  organ of the

Red army the "Red star" stated that during the fighting which took

place after the 17th of September 1939, 181.000 Polish prisoners of

war were taken by -the soviets; the number of regular officers and

those of the reserve among then amounted to about 10.000.

According to information in possession of the Polish

Government, three large camps of Polish prisoners were set-up in the

USSR in November 1939:

- 1~ in Kozielsk - East of smolensk,

2 ~ i n starobielsk - near Kharkov, and

3A in Ostasnko 1 - near Kalinin, where police

and military police were

concentrated •

At the beginning of 1940 the camp authorities informed

the prisoners in all three camps that the liquidation of all camps

was about to take place, and that prisoners of war would be allowed

to return to their families, and for this purpose, it was alleged,

lists of places to which individual prisoners would like to go after

their release, were made. At that time there were: ·

1. about 5.000 people in Kozielsk, among them about 4.500 officers,

w about 3.920 people i n starobielsk, among them about 100

civilians, the rest were officers who included

about 400 medical officers,

3~ about 6.570 peopl e -in Ostashkow, among them about 380

officers A

On the 5th of April 1940 began the liquidation of these

camps and groups of 60 to 300 were removed from them every few days ,

until the middle of May. . From Kozielsk they were sent in the

direction of smolensk. Only about 400 people were moved from all

the three camps in June 1940 to Griazoviec in the Vologda oblast.................................

And the document goes on to reveal further detailed information about the Polish Captives, held by Soviets.

This information is so important; we should keep a special file in KS for this.

Lenarda, Australia

Understood.

Lenarda, Australia

I remember, Van Vliet report missing and Dans’comment.

Lenarda, Australia

Hey!  Mark T.

What time is it, where you are?

You have provided extraordinary information and did remarkable work.

Thank you every so much

Lenarda, Sydney, Australia

2.50pm E.S.T. and 40c with bushfires in all states.

Thanks goes to Mark T. For collecting and forwarding files to group. I lost track after 10 documents and counting, but they should be continuous and in order over the past 5 hours.

These are extraordinary documents and should be kept by KS.

Lenarda, Australia