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1965 show trial
editJust making the point that the entire storyline putting Maikovskis at the center of the massacre is Soviet propaganda as ultimately recorded in his 1965 Rēzekne show trial. The killings in Rēzekne and surrounding territory are documented to have been done by the Wehrmacht immediately upon occupation, then SS EK1b, then Arājs Kommando, and including repeated participation of the local Rēzekne collaborator police under Mačs (an ethnic Russian). VєсrumЬа ►TALK 22:42, 24 September 2022 (UTC)