The Romanian version of the exhibition can be seen at the Centre of Wartime History and Culture of the Republic of Moldova.

Present at the opening of the exhibition Polish ambassador Artur Michalski reminded that on 17 September, 76 years from now - under the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact - the Red Army attacked the Republic of Poland.
The Moldovan Defense Minister Anatoly Szalaru thanked the Poles for the presentation. He added that at that time the historic destinies of the two countries were similar, as incorporated in 1940 to USSR Moldova was also a victim of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.

In turn, the Moldovan Minister of Education Korina Fusu stressed that Moldovia follows the European path and expressed the hope that Moldovians will soon cease to be subject to the influence of Russian media. 

Action AB and the massacre in Katyn were the most evident examples of repressive actions carried out in 1939-1941 on the Polish territory under German and Soviet occupation. During the Katyn Operation about 22 thousand people were murdered. It is estimated that in the course of Action AB Germans shot approx. 6.5 thousand Poles. Together with the Poles murdered in 1939 in similar operations on the territories annexed to the Reich, it would give about 50 thousand people. The vast majority of victims of both crimes were the Polish intellectual elite.