Polish Victims of World War II Are Leaving without Compensation. German Newspaper Thunders
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For years, compensation for the still living victims of the German occupation of Poland has been negotiated. It is between 30,000 and 50,000 people. Why Berlin should act now.
However, it refers to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the… handling - Response to the Claims Committee's letter
Time is running out to compensate the living victims of the German occupation of Poland during World War II, warns the daily "Die Welt." Germany's draft budget for 2027 does not include funds for any form of compensation.
Time is running out to compensate the living victims of the German occupation of Poland during World War II, warns the German newspaper "Die Welt." The newspaper commented on the fact that Germany's draft budget for 2027 does not include funds for any form of compensation.
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