One of the worst atrocities of the Second World War was the killing of thousands of Polish officers in the Autumn of 1941. Karel Margry describes the controversy which lasted for 50 years until the USSR admitted in 1990 that it had been responisble. From the Editor – readers’ letters and follow – up stories on previous issues
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Brusden-White APRS The Barred Numerals of Victoria
LIGHTHOUSE R-sheets, 7-way division, black, pack of 5
A record of military macks in service
Multi-Tester 3 in 1 - UV lamp, white light, magnifier 2x 2x, 220-240 V
LIGHTHOUSE Blank Ivory sheets with black borderline
ULTRA Coin Capsules, inside Ø 24mm
OPTIMA Coin Sheets mixed with pocket each OPTIMA 42, 27, 20, 34(2x)
After the battle #193 The Allied capture of Caen




