Did British double agent Kim Philby murder Polish war hero General Sikorski? - Telegraph
telegraph.co.uk — A Second World War murder mystery featuring Winston Churchill, the British double agent Kim Philby and Joseph Stalin could be solved after the Polish government called for the body of a national hero to be exhumed.
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