i agree the comments made by user alasdairgreen are pov dear readers below information is taken from european hearing crimes committed by totalitarian regimes on april a european hearing entitled crimes committed by totalitarian regimes took place in brussels this was organised jointly by the slovenian presidency of the european union and the european commission around the two key issues of recognition of the crimes and reconciliation the aim of the hearing was to contribute to attaining a greater knowledge of these complex issues and to enable an exchange of views between independent experts representatives of national institutes and ngos dealing with these issues member states members of the european parliament and representatives of the council of europe were also present agenda pdf file kb results memo pdf file kb introductory speech of jacques barrot vice president of the european commission pdf file kb summary of the closing remarks of jonathan faull european commission director general directorate general for justice freedom and security pdf file kb europa eu press releases brussels the report itself link provided here european public hearing on crimes committed by totalitarian regime bruxelles finnaly if you think that the sources is unreliable please take the matter to wikipedia reliable sources noticeboard thank you