Question: Wikimedia Commons has two images of [Atilla the Hun](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Attila_the_Hun) from the Chronicon Pictum, dated around 1360. Is there anything (coin, portrait, bust, statue) older than that?

Answer: 
In a now-deleted answer @Alex has correctly pointed out that Stalin handed over to the Nazis many German communists who had sought asylum in the USSR. 

Other users have asked to name some people who have been handed over. Well, for example:

* [Margarete Buber-Neumann](http://Margarete%20Buber-Neumann)
* [Fritz Houtermans](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz_Houtermans)
* [Hans Walter David](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Walter_David)

Some more names and details are given [here](http://www.e-reading.club/chapter.php/1015793/39/Chernaya_kniga_kommunizma_Prestupleniya._Terror._Repressii.html) and [here](http://trst.narod.ru/rogovin/t7/ii_vii.htm).

All in all, it seems that about 500 communists were handed over by the USSR more or less directly to the care of the Gestapo (or 1000, it is possible that 500 refers to a first large tranche, I haven't got time to research it more fully right now).
After Germany was defeated in World War 1 the Red Army attempted to invade and conquer Poland. Russia was defeated in this as well so Germany and Russia actually became close allies in the 1920's and 1930's. Its important to note Stalin was Georgian and even though the "Russian side" lost to the "German side" during the Spanish Civil War of 1936 this experience gave Stalin a deep mistrust of Catholicism...and therefore everything Polish. Since the National Socialists were a "new Religion" in many ways the two sides had a lot in common...seeing conspiracies everywhere for example.

The irony that neither could see the conspiracy of the other is rather odd though. Certainly changing borders in the Ostland is a lesson everyone has forgotten yet again.

Will another 40 million have to die or will it be 400 million this go around? Who knows.

Its not like they have gravemarkers out that way. Just millions...and millions...and millions...of dead people.