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The party itself officially doesn't take any side. Our website however published Burdenko Raport in Polish (http://www.kompol.org/historia/raport_Burdenki.html). The reaction was hysterical - they even tried to prosecute us See yourself: http://www.pressmedia.com.pl/sn/inde...7096&Itemid=40
Personally I am almost sure that it was Nazi work. You may have a look at www.katyn.ru and www.kpfr.ru websites. But we will know for certain where archival documents will be published. Recently it was proven that the Beria's letter from 05.03.1940 was written on 2 different typewriters and the "accusing" one was never used before in writing any other NKVD document.

Today many people spontaneously put candles on graves of Soviet soldiers killed during liberation of Poland in 1945-1945. It is estimated that ap. 500 000 Russian soldiers died while fighting nazis on the territory of that country. CP of Poland and Communist Youth of Poland celebrates the Victory Day every year by putting flowers and lighting candles of graves of Soviet soldiers and heroes of Polish People's Army:
Above: People's Army of Poland unit - called "Ludwik Waryński unit", commander: Tadeusz Grzegorczyk.

It is a quite small one.. But we are keeping the marxist-leninist line. This is our website - www.kompol.org. But things are getting better and we are going to rebuild the organization.

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Thanks, comrade. Shortly we will face the ban of communist symbols in Poland (it will become a law in June this year). But we are realistically optimistic - we will eventually turn this anticommunist machinery against itself!

http://www.revleft.com/vb/group.php?groupid=463

hey, i met a few comrades from the polish CP youth movement in prague and brussels a few times at the meetings of communist youth in europe. Pretty harsh conditiones you have to work under over there