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Germany Offers Aid to Survivors but Continues to Deny Poland Reparations
The German government should pay compensation to surviving Polish victims of World War II as soon as possible, the German daily Die Welt appeals. With each passing week, the number of people entitled to such benefits decreases, while the issue remains unresolved. Comparisons to Angela Merkel’s policy The newspaper referred to an interview that the head of […] The post Germany Offers Aid to Survivors but Continues to Deny Poland Reparations appea…
The German daily Die Welt is appealing to the government to swiftly pay compensation to surviving Polish victims of World War II. It notes that each day of delay reduces the chances of those entitled receiving compensation.
The German newspaper "Die Welt" published a text calling for compensation to be paid to Polish victims of World War II.
The German government should now pay compensation to the surviving Polish victims of World War II, whose number is dwindling with each passing week, the German daily "Die Welt" wrote on Thursday. The daily referred to an interview that German Foreign Minister Johannes Wadephul gave to "Gazeta Wyborcza" on Monday. The minister emphasized that the federal government should thoroughly examine possible aid options for surviving victims. Wadephul als…
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