Forty-five years ago, seventy thousand Cossacks and Yugoslavs were “repatriated” to torture, slavery, and death at the hands of Stalin and Tito. Was this a war crime? Who was responsible?
Last month a London court disturbed the ghosts.
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Forty-five years ago, seventy thousand Cossacks and Yugoslavs were “repatriated” to torture, slavery, and death at the hands of Stalin and Tito. Was this a war crime? Who was responsible?
Last month a London court disturbed the ghosts.
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Sir Alistair Horne’s Kissinger: 1973, The Crucial Year is published by Simon & Schuster.
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Forty-five years ago, seventy thousand Cossacks and Yugoslavs were “repatriated” to torture, slavery, and death at the hands of Stalin and Tito. Was this a war crime? Who was responsible?
Last month a London court disturbed the ghosts.
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About the Author
Sir Alistair Horne’s Kissinger: 1973, The Crucial Year is published by Simon & Schuster.
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