The Belarus Secret
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After World War II, with the outbreak of the Cold War, numerous Belorussian Nazi collaborators were admitted to the U.S. and received citizenship. The U.S. intelligence agencies gave them sanctuary due to their opposition to communism, in order to make use of their knowledge of Eastern Europe. The U.S. took this action despite strong evidence that these people were guilty of war crimes. Shows that all high ranking Belorussian Nazi collaborators (Radaslaw Astrowsky, Frants Kushal, Stanislaw Stankevich, Emanuel Jasiuk, etc.) took part, in some form, in the genocide of the Jews, in particular in the mass murders in Borisov and Kletsk in 1941. A shattering expose, thoroughly researched and put into the context of political and religious considerations. The Belarus Secret by John Loftus. Published by Penguin 1983. 225pp. PAperback. Book condition: Poor - spine slightly detached from front free endpaper. Prominent tear to bottom of spine. A little creased externally. Clean throughout. A working copy.
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