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Kalistan releases final report on Legion Attrocities called "Legionary Crimes against Kundrati"
"They may be done with the Past, but the Past is not done with them" says Waltrip
Kaliburg, Grand Duchy of Ananto
August 3, 5640


Lady Waltrip offers documents for Authentication by Intel and Historical Experts in Kaliburg

Her Imperial Majesty, Empress Mary I Ananto has ordered the full declassification of all documents and dossiers obtained by the Imperial Government from the Kundrati Legion prior to the start of the Kundrati War. "Now that the war is over, Her Imperial Majesty's Government feels that it is absolutely necessary to ensure that the history of this conflict is not swept under the rug and forgotten," said Her Imperial Majesty's Foreign Minister, Lady Anya Waltrip. "it would be so easy for other nations to just say 'Well, war's over, lets let bygones be bygones because we want trade and we are crass like that.' But Her Imperial Majesty believes that the truth should be told. The Fascists might want to be done with the past, but the past is not done with them. Not until they accept the responsibility for their actions."

The documents in question have been in the possession of the Foreign Ministry since the widely reviled sitdown meeting between Lady Waltrip and the now dead Legion deity Lazar Suburov in Hutori in 5634. These documents were surrendered by the Legion in an effort to impose some transparency upon the highly secretive government of Kundrati Mainland. "Most of the dossiers here cover human medical experiments and the locations, populations and victims of the Legion's Death Camps, the ones that the Beiteynese and Likatonians both declared they didn't have when they were lying to cover their cynical trade deals with slavers and fascists. These documents were handed to me personally by Lazar, with Her Imperial Majesty and our staffs present as witnesses."

Lady Waltrip added that missing from the documents were disclosures of the Legion's Weapons of Mass Destruction Program. "There is no information in this Folio concerning their Chemical Weapons Programs which they used against Kalistan and others, nor their nuclear weapons program which was in essence confirmed by others. When the Legion omitted these documents from the so-called dump, we knew that they were not being as forthcoming as they claimed they were, and we immediately began re-evaluating their commitment to settlement with Kalistan or their other claims, including to actually dismantle their programs. We knew at that point that we had been offered the bare minimum and while keeping our end of the bargain, lifting the sanctions and supplying food aid, we also predicted that the Legion would take that food aid for themselves, and continue to starve the people. Luckily, the opinion of the world began turning against the Legion at that point and they had had enough."

What the documents do show, however, are confirmed reports from the medical experiment community that show highly unethical and largely involuntary human experiments on individual, including children, that would, under any light constitute gross inhumanity and torture, including the gruesome murders of twelve subjects using the same chemical compound that was eventually deployed against Kalistan in 5612 and named for the murderer and degenerate hero of the Legion Bronislav Sladek, the human medical experiments on juveniles that resulted in multiple deaths of other children and even prison guards in an effort to discover the effects of overdose of amphetamine combined with sleep deprivation under the false promise of freedom, and the deliberate infection of human medical subjects with various diseases and subjugation to extreme cold and heat.

"We have not been able to ascertain any scientific reason to experiment on people in this fashion," said Lady Waltrip. "At the very best, we can say that this was the program of a sociopathic, psychotic regime who sadistically caused suffering and pain for no reason at all. There is no other medically necessary reason to do this to people. These were detailed in horrific fashion in the documents we received from the Legion. Who knows what else they did, who else they murdered in cold blood, in that country, which might be found in documents we have never ourselves received?" All documents were authenticated by both military intelligence specialists, and have been additionally authenticated from historical scholars. "These accounts conform to the information we got in interrogation upon liberation of multiple death camps during our time in Kundrati," said Lady Waltrip.

The final items that were in the report were Legionary maps detailing the location, purpose, populations and casualty lists of the Legion's Death Camps spread throughout Mainland Kundrati. "Liberation of these facilities was a priority of the Militia during the war," said Lady Waltrip. "Given that we had these reports in hand before the start of the hostilities, we most certainly used them to help us find our way around the country and allow us to complete our mission." The Foreign Minister's report contains highly detailed maps, photographic evidence, and gruesome list after list after list of nearly 120 separate camp facilities, including the IDL prison facility which contained 200,000 inmates alone.

"The report contains details of more than 687,000 deaths at these facilities, a number which was supported by the physical evidence found in country by Coalition forces that was, quite frankly, too overwhelming that the number of deceased had to be estimated. At the time of liberation, it is believed that over 3 and a quarter million Kundrati Nationals were in the penal system, a number supported by liberated records and evidence of housing accommodations. Most of the prisoners were being fed their former inmates who had died in custody of the state, while whatever actual food there was in country was consumed by the Legionary Government and its high ranking officials, but there is also evidence of mass and punitive starvation, death from exhaustion, untreated physical and medical conditions, and a host of other issues which are too numerous and too repulsive to list here."

In the end, Lady Waltrip said coalition forces discovered that most of the prison population was forced to defend the Mainland from invasion forces in the form of human shields and human waves. "They had no training, they had weapons which hardly worked, but there was enough of them that they put a hurt on our side," said Lady Waltrip. "Who knows what the Legion promised them, but they certainly never lived long enough to keep their promises. The number of suspected prisoner conscripts who are now being treated by coalition forces is believed to still be over 1 million. Nearly all the camps Kalistan liberated were extensively photographed and then populations of nearby towns were forced under armed Militia guard to tour the facilities as part of pacification to face what they allowed.

Copies of the report, titled "Legion Crimes against Kundrati" has been disseminated to all coalition partners, including the KPP in Etxea, Luthori, Hutori, Davostag, and Mordusia. A copy has also been sent to the Kundrati provisional civilian Government. "Its a shame that Kalistan could not get ahold of more documents than we did," said Lady Waltrip. However "The fact that we got anything at all that verified what we have been saying about that infernal place for decades was worth all the rest of the deceit on the part of Lazar and his Legion. Let's hope the world doesn't ever allow a repeat." Waltrip said she hopes the people of Kundrati see the Legion as traitors against Kundrati's culture, traditions and national identity. "It was the Legion that did this to them. And I say to them, because the Legion were at war with their own people as much as they were at war against Kalistan. They just had easier access to their own people than to ours. So they murdered them, and starved them, and abused them, and exploited them by the millions."

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