Ghastly closeup of the charred body of a Polish Erla Work Camp #3 prisoner with his crutch beside him, after he was killed with a flame-thrower by the Nazis during his attempted escape through a barbed-wire fence.

Erla Work Camp

Horribly burned corpses of concentration camp prisoners laying near barbed wire fence of the Number 3 Erla Work camp,Germany

Erla Work camp

"Katyn, Russia, April 1943. The Germans discovered here the bodies of 4,500 Polish officers buried in mass graves. A Red Cross commission concluded that they had been killed by Soviet troops in the spring of 1940, when around 25,000 people disappeared. Katyn came to be a symbol of mass murder and official lies. Until 1989 the Communist government in Poland and Communists throughout the world attributed the massacre to the Germans."