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Rare 1945 Soviet NKVD/Military Prosecutor Document Inventory – Polish Underground / Trial of the Sixteen Interest. Up for sale is a highly compelling set of three (3) original, consecutive archival pages from a Soviet judicial case file dating to June 1945. These documents comprise the official “????? ” (Inventory / Table of Contents) for Volume 5 of Investigation Case No. Prepared by the Main Military Prosecutor’s Office of the Red Army, this archive serves as the formal “paper trail” detailing the interrogations, arrests, and evidence compilation during a pivotal moment in post-WWII Eastern European history. This specific case file heavily features names tied to the infamous “Trial of the Sixteen” (June 1945), a staged Soviet trial where the top leadership of the Polish Underground State and Home Army (Armia Krajowa) were tried in Moscow. Page 1: details the initial arrest, property seizure, and Rare 1945 Soviet NKVD/Military Prosecutor Document Inventory – Polish Underground / Trial of the Sixteen Interest. Details the initial arrest, property seizure, and grueling multi-session interrogation protocols of. (Antoni Pajdak, a prominent Polish socialist and member of the underground government). Tracks extensive cross-examinations and “confrontation” protocols (???????????) between Paidak and other key Polish historical figures, including L. Okulitsky (Leopold Okulicki, the last commander of the Home Army) and Ya. Yankovsky (Jan Stanislaw Jankowski, Deputy Prime Minister of Poland). Page 3 contains the concluding index items, featuring the line for the official signature of the Military Prosecutor of the Main Military Prosecutor’s Office of the Red Army, Colonel of Justice: Kitaev. Item Details & Content Breakdown. Page 1 : Items 1-18. Covers Paidak’s arrest warrant, personal questionnaire, seized belongings index, and initial interrogation dates spanning March to May 1945. Page 2 Items 19-44. Logs continuous interrogation records of Okulitsky, Yankovsky, Bien, Jasiukowicz, and Czarnowski. Page 3 Items 45-55. Lists final testimonies from Michalowski and Baginski, evidence submittal, final investigative conclusions, and a medical certificate. Features the name of Prosecutor Kitaev, dated June 1945. Authenticity: 100% original Soviet archival typewritten documents on period-correct paper. State: Expected age-toning, edge fraying, and minor creasing consistent with 80-year-old military/legal archival files. No major tears obstructing text. Very clear, dark typed Cyrillic font and handwritten annotations/corrections from the original clerk. Please review the high-resolution photos for exact cosmetic condition. Multi-session interrogation protocols of A. Paidak (Antoni Pajdak, a prominent Polish socialist and member of the underground government). Page 2 tracks extensive cross-examinations and “confrontation” protocols (???????????) between Paidak and other key Polish historical figures, including L. Contains the concluding index items, the line for the official signature of the Military Prosecutor of the Main Military Prosecutor’s Office of the Red Army, Colonel of Justice: Kitaev. Page 1: Items 1-18. Page 2 : Items 19-44. Page 3: Items 45-55. Expected age-toning, edge fraying, and minor creasing consistent with 80-year-old military/legal archival files.

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