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Chapter 37 523Harold Macmillan at the Vatican, 25 May 1945 #145British Minister Resident in the MediterraneanAt Yalta, with the fate of all displaced Soviet citizens having been decided,the Western Allies (1945-1947) handed over two million anti-communistSoviet refugees who were then shot or shipped to the death camps of theBlack Pope’s Gulag Archipelago. According to Nikolai Tolstoy in hismasterpiece, The Minister and the Massacres, presently banned in Englandand for which he was sued over one million English pounds, HaroldMacmillan was the villain who gave the betrayal order carried out by theSupreme Allied Commander, Field Marshal Alexander. Being identical tothe Order’s Katyn Forest massacre during which the Soviet NKVD shotand buried 15,000 anti-communist, patriotic, Roman Catholic Polishofficers, this infamy resulted in nothing less than mass-murder, including40,000 pro-Tsarist Cossacks and thousands of anti-communist, patriotic,Roman Catholic Slovaks. For his obedience in eliminating the politicalenemies of Jesuit-trained Joseph Stalin, Macmillan went on to become thePrime Minister of England with the blessing of Pope Paul VI. Above, thisEnglish “Jesuit of the short robe” has met with Pope Pius XII with whomhe had “a long and moving talk.” Most assuredly, Macmillan was wellreceived and well rewarded for obeying the Order’s evil Council of Trent.The Minister and the Massacres, Nikolai Tolstoy, (London: Century Hutchinson Ltd.1986).The Jesuits – 1914 - 1945