Do not look for evidence. Execution as a way to mobilize workers
95 years ago, on June 7, 1927, the Soviet envoy Petr Voikov was killed in Warsaw. On the second day, the Soviet government avenged his death, executing 20 random people without trial and investigation. Shots in Warsaw and Moscow On May 27, 1927, making sure of the subversive activities of the Comintern, the British government broke a diplomatic mission with the Soviet Union. The plenipotentiary Arkady Rosengolte had to return home. On June 7 at 9 a.m. he arrived from Berlin to Warsaw.