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Katyn Massacre, date of photo estimated - Taken by Colin McIntyre 18 Dec 1989
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Katyn - Taken by A. Goble 30 Aug 2018
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Katyn, front - Taken by A. Goble 30 Aug 2018
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Katyn, front plaque - Taken by A. Goble 30 Aug 2018
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Katyn, left - Taken by A. Goble 30 Aug 2018
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Katyn, rear planting - Taken by A. Goble 30 Aug 2018
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Katyn, right - Taken by A. Goble 30 Aug 2018
Reference WMO/120300
Address:
Gunnersbury (New Kensington) Cemetery
143 Gunnersbury Avenue
Acton
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- Second World War (1939-1945)
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[obelisk] Katyn / 1940 [base] Sumienie swiata wola o swiadectwo prawdzie / In remembrance / of 14,500 Polish prisoners of war who disappeared in 1940 / from camps at Kozielsk, Starobielsk & Ostaszkow of whom / 4,500 were later identified in mass-graves at Katyn near Smolensk [plaque] This / casket / contains / soil from / their graves / murdered by the / Soviet secret police / on Stalin's orders / 1940 / The soil hereunder came / from their graveyard / 1990 / As finally admitted in April 1990, by the U.S.S.R. after / 50 years shameful denial / of the truth.
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