The
Moscow Trial
of the 
16
Polish Leaders

Liberty Publications
London
[1945]
(24 pages, 2 ill.)

ex libris
Wisia Schwieters
Auckland, New Zealand

TEXT
sections:

Introduction
Leaders Arrested by Subterfuge
Full Text of Colonel Pimenov's Letter
The Polish Government's Declaration
Who are the Arrested Leaders?
The Organisation of Political Life in the Polish Underground State
The Underground Coalition and Underground Parliament
The Underground Army and the Underground War
Help for the Red Army
Help to the Allies
The Defendant Underground Poland
The Aim of the Trial
The Indictment Evidence of Falsified Documents
100 or 600 Soviet Soldiers Killed?
Did the Organisation "Nie" ever Exist?
There were no Terroristic Directives
"Collaboration With The Germans" Manufactured in Moscow
East and West of the Curzon Line
Proceedings before the Court Two Days were Enough
No Witnesses for the Defence Allowed
Did the Accused Plead Guilty?
Lack of Evidence
Falsehoods of the Prosecution
Poland's Geographical Position a "Proof" of Collaboration with Germany
The Atmosphere during the Trial
The Last Word of the Accused
The Verdict
The "Historic" View of the Trial