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The leader of the party in power in Poland announced this Thursday that the Polish government will demand 1.3 trillion euros (similar dollar amount) to Germany for the damage caused to their country during The Second World War.
Warsaw would need Germany “negotiate these reparations,” the president of the Law and Justice Party (PiS) said at a press conference. Yaroslav Kachinskyrecognizing that the road to achieving it will be “long and difficult”.
The amount is equivalent to about one third Gross domestic product (GDP) per year Germanyfourth world economy.
“That’s a significant amount. 6.2 billion”złoty (1.3 trillion euros), said Kaczynskiwho was prime minister in 2006-2007 and deputy minister for security until June.
The position of the Polish ruling party
Leader Writeconservative nationalist formation made these remarks during a conference dedicated to the presentation of the report on the losses Poland during The Second World War (1939-1945).
Since coming to power in 2015 Write often raised the issue of reparations. Work on the report began in 2017.
“We not only prepared a report, which is an open document and will certainly be finalized, but also made a decision, a decision on further actions,” he added. Kaczynski”and that action is to ask Germany to negotiate these reparations.”
“This is a decision that we will implement,” he added.
“The Germans have invaded Poland And they did us a lot of harm. The occupation was incredibly criminal, incredibly brutal and caused consequences that in many cases continue to this day.”
According to Germany, Poland refused war reparations East Germany in 1953, which is disputed by Polish conservatives.
East Germany fell under the Soviet orbit (just like Poland) after the world conflict, before the fall Berlin Wall in 1989 and reunion Germany next year.
(According to AFP)
Source: RPP
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