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NO PARALLEL IN HISTORY ;;:|: MASS EXECUTIONS "' ■,#] <By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright.)*-- ,KJt. (Received November 30, 11 a.m.)l^^ v.^ - . ' ~'-».. ijf.^ PARIS, November 29. , :|| Charging the Nazi Government l with bestiality and cruelty ;unparal* -Zl/r leled in- history, the Polish, Pritn« ''^ Minister, General Sikorski, in\a state-,-' 7/A ment after the shooting .of ten Poles -Aty at Chejnice as a reprisal , for the,- ?**s■ death of a German policeman and the shooting of five young. women A _j?a and a railwayman as another xef' /£§ 1 prisal, said: "One would, have,'^l, thought that the day ,the Germans^. ;?;| imposed the yoke on Poland they"^>v| would have been glutted with- blood /y. jf and cruelly, but never a day passes ", H$ when- individual or mass'executions - yAz do not take place, when people are -y$ not expelled from* their homes, arid .-'if when their property is not pillaged. Y:| Never have such , atrocities been _y^ committed as daily occur in Poland. ' - ./i/. The Polish Government is pub-. ,-■/; lishing a book enumerating tbt \X} horrors. ' - "■: y
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 131, 30 November 1939, Page 13
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170BESTIAL AND CRUEL Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 131, 30 November 1939, Page 13
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