"Legally and Not Statute of Limitations": Greece Again Demands Billions From Germany
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However, the question has not yet been resolved in law.
The discussion about reparations remains: Germany rejects the Greek claims, Athens considers them "active, lawful and not statute of limitations".
The discussion about reparations continues: Germany rejects the Greek claims, Athens considers them "active, lawful and not statute of limitations".
83 years after the Lyngiades massacre, Greece increases pressure on Germany. President Konstantinos Tasoulas reiterated the demand for war reparations in billions.
Greece's President Tasoulas once again calls for German reparations for World War II crimes. Up to 341 billion euros are available. Berlin sees the question as legally closed.
The President of the Republic sent a message for historical memory and justice from the martyred village of Ioannina, 83 years after the Nazi atrocity
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