"Under the Sign of Scorpion" by Juri - Gnostic Liberation Front

Katyn were a German plot. Winston Churchill warned his ministers: "The
whole subject must be avoided!" At the same time, he assured Stalin that
he would do all he could to silence the Polish exile newspapers in London.
Voice of America was not, even in the 1970s, allowed to relate that the
Bolsheviks had killed the Polish officers. Hans Holzapfel, the Jewish chief
of the European section, was responsible for the censorship.
It is now known exactly what happened. The mass murders began in
April 1940. The Polish officers, wearing winter uniforms, were brought in
small groups - 30-40 at a time - to the execution site. They were then shot
in the neck, one at a time, whilst standing by the edge of the mass grave.
The NKVD continued working every day for nearly six weeks. A total of
4143 officer's bodies were found. 4421 people were killed in the Katyn
forest, according to the documents. All the identified bodies proved to be
former prisoners from Kozielsk. The prisoners who had been incarcerated
in the Starobielsk (near Kharkov) and Ostashkov (near Kalinin) camps
were murdered elsewhere. The latter amounted to 10 131 (3820 + 6311)
people. Another 7305 Polish citizens were murdered in Byelorussia and
the Ukraine. The pertaining documents were marked: "Must never be
opened!"
Kaganovich founded actual slave camps, where the inmates worked in
chains. Of the most important Jewish camp commanders (Aaron Soltz,
Naftali Frenkel - a Turkish Jew -, Yakov Berman, Sergei Zhuk, Yakov
Rapoport, Nakhimson, Yakov Moroz, Abramson, Pliner, Matvei Berman,
Samuil Kogan, Samuil Firin, Biskon, Finkelstein, Serpukhovsky). Lazar
Kogan was picked out as insufficiently effective. He was executed in 1938
and replaced by another Jew.
Kaganovich made an important contribution to the founding of the state
of Israel. Moscow stated in the beginning of May 1947 that Palestine
should be divided into an Arabic and a Jewish state. Meanwhile, Zionist
Jews marched into Palestine singing the "Internationale". At a later point,
the perfect astrological time for the birth of the new state was worked out.
Astrologically, it would favour both the leadership and the subjects.
Therefore, the state of Israel was proclaimed on May 14, 1948 at 4:37 in
the afternoon. The UN General Assembly, however, had already made the
decision giving this project the green light, on the 29th of September 1947.
The Zionists, led by the first president of Israel, Chaim Weizman (who
came from Poland), knew that the best available weapons came from
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