主题：1919-1924年波兰抓获的苏联战俘 -- 一直在混

The issue was finally settled in 2004, where a joint team of Polish and Russian historians (prof. Waldemar Rezmer and prof. Zbigniew Karpus from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń and prof. Gennady Matveyev from Moscow State University), after reexamining documents from Polish and Russian archives published their results (printed in Russia by Federal Agency for Russian Archives). Their findings show that the number of Russian POWs can be estimated at between 80,000 and 85,000, and that the number of deaths in the camps can be estimated from 16,000 (Karpus, Rezmer) to 20,000 (Matveyev). Existing documents and proofs does not also confirm thesis made by many Russian historians that Russian POWs were specially exterminated in Polish camps because of their nationality, religion or other issues.[1][8] They also show that the main cause of death were various illnesses and epidemics (influenza, typhus, cholera and dysentery), noting that these diseases also took a heavy toll among fighting soldiers and the civilian population..

A similar number of Polish POWs - about 20,000 out of about 51,000 - died in Soviet and Lithuanian camps.

还抓了几十万苏联红军战俘，屠杀其中的共产党员、红军军官、骨干士兵。杀了多少人呢？苏联说是十万，又一说是七万，波兰人自己承认是一万多。