Katyn Massacre 
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5-17-04
Historians Have Yet to Face Up to the Implications of the Katyn Massacre
by Adam Scrupski
Harvey Klehr will be speaking on the morning of 22 May 2004 at the NAS conference in the New York City's Roosevelt Hotel. He will referring to the theme of his and John Earl Haynes's In Denial, their study of the continuing refusal of American left-liberals, in the face of recently revealed evidence, to acknowledge the barbarities and in some cases outright genocide of the Soviet Union during World War II.
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