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Dedication
MAP
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHAPTER ONE
DRANG NACH OSTEN AND PRISONERS OF WAR
Lieutenant General Mason MacFarlane’s Report
Lieutenant Bronisław Młynarski’s Report
Captain Józef Czapski’s Report
The Foreign Office Comments
Lieutenant Colonel Leslie Hulls’ report
Professor Stanisław Swianiewicz’ Declaration
CHAPTER TWO
KATYN 1943
General Anders’ Speech
Ambassador O’Malley’s Involvement with Katyn
Second Secretary Denis Allen’s Opinion
Sir Alexander Cadogan’s Remarks
Diplomatic Dilemmas and Attitudes
German Secure Signals – Auswartiges Amt
SOE Interests in Katyn
CHAPTER THREE
CRIME SCENE REPORTS
Stanisław Wójcik’s MI 19 Interrogation
Ferdynand Goetel’s Recollections
Ivan Krivozertsev’s Deposition
Polish Red Cross PCK Involvement
Kazimierz Skarżyński’s Report
Dr Marian Wodzinski’s Report
Captain Stanley Gilder’s Report
Wodziński’s Report
Part Two
Skarżyński’s Report
Part Two
CHAPTER FOUR
THE FOREIGN OFFICE ATTITUDE
German reaction to the Soviet report
Foreign Correspondents and J. Balfour’s Report
Interrogation of ‘Columbine’
The Soviet Commission of Experts
Ambassador O’Malley on the Soviet Report
The Foreign Office Response
Sir Bernard Spilsbury’s Forensic Observations
Professor Orsós’ Confirmation of his Initial Report
CHAPTER FIVE
FORD ANALYSIS OF THE BURDENKO REPORT
Professor Sumner’s Analysis
Sir William Malkin’s Judgement
Skarżyński’s Conclusions
CHAPTER SIX
PREPARATION FOR THE NUREMBERG TRIALS
Akcja Kostar
MP Guy Lloyd’s Involvement
Denis Allen’s Brief
Professor Savory’s Engagement
The Foreign Office Comments
Lord Shawcross’ Statement
Ambassador Bullard Remembers
Frank Roberts’ Comments from Moscow
Possible Charges against the AK
CHAPTER SEVEN
BWCE AND MACHINATIONS AT NUREMBERG
The Germandt Affair
The Timing of Akcja Kostar
The Second Phase of Akcja Kostar
The Polish Appeal for an International Tribunal
General Anders’ Plea
The Foreign Office Reply
CHAPTER EIGHT
THE AMERICAN COMMITTEE
USA, House of Representatives Select Committee
Convolutions of the Foreign Office
FORD’s Reaction to the Madden Report
Geoffrey Shaw’s Opinion
Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks’ Words of Wisdom
The British Government’s Last Stand
CHAPTER NINE
PUBLICATIONS
Professor Hudson’s A Polish Challenge
Janusz Zawodny and Louis FitzGibbon
Miesięcznik Literacki
British Foreign Policy in the Second World War
The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Times
The BBC Documentary
CHAPTER TEN
FAILURE AT THE UN – SUCCESS WITH THE MEMORIAL
Airey Neave MP
Lord Barnby’s Brave Efforts
Lord Hankey’s Brief
Parliamentary Debate
Sir Alec Douglas Home and EE&SD Brief
The Katyn Memorial Fund
CHAPTER ELEVEN
GATHERING OF DOCUMENTS BY THE FCO
Rohan Butler’s Memorandum
Critical Appraisal of Butler’s Report
CHAPTER TWELVE
ACTIONS AND REACTIONS IN POLAND
Russia’s Response
The Polish–Russian Historical Committee
The 1940 Soviet Politburo Document
British Policy on Katyn in the 1990s
‘The Unquiet Dead of Katyn Still Walk the Earth’ (G.F. Hudson)
BERIA’S MEMORANDUM
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