On Sept. 1, during the 84th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War, Poland’s ambassador to Germany appealed to Germany to build stable and healthy relations based on truth and just compensation for the Second World War
German Ambassador Thomas Bagger has ended his mission in Warsaw with his usual arrogance and patronizing attitude toward Poland, writes Wojciech Biedroń
Remix News can reveal that Germany’s ruling Social Democrats (SPD) have signaled they are ready to discuss the issue of World War II reparations, which Poland has been demanding for years
Dietmar Nietan, coordinator for Polish-German affairs in the German government, believes that Germany was wrong to ignore Central and Eastern Europe in designing the EU’s eastern policy and that Germany should be far more open to considering Polish war reparation claims
Thomas Bagger recently told Newsweek that the choice facing Poland was either “good relations in a European spirit or demanding reparations”
Polish diplomacy is seeking the support of the U.S. and the UN in its dispute with Germany over World War II reparations
The latest polling shows that Poles are getting behind the conservative government’s campaign to obtain reparations from Germany for damages suffered by Poland during the Second World War
Germany has said it considers the matter closed
The article by Jacques Schuster in Germany’s Die Welt broadsheet has not gone down well in Poland
Poland’s deputy foreign minister says the matter of WWII reparations is far from closed
Poland is now bringing its reparations claim against Germany for World War II damages to the international level
Poland ups the ante on its World War II reparations claim against Germany
Jarosław Kaczyński said that given Germany’s past history, it should stop its hypocritical moralizing
An opinion poll asking Poles about their perceptions of German attitudes to Poland shows the Polish nation is mostly undecided on the matter
Law professor Andrew Tettenborn, writing in the British weekly magazine The Spectator, argues that Poland has a strong political rather than legal case against Germany
Polish professor and MEP Ryszard Legutko says that Germany’s responsibility for World War II reparations remains in force
Poland officially launched a massive reparation claim against Germany, but Germany has already stated it does not owe any money
“The wrongs against millions of Poles will not stop being heard until they have been righted”
Poland has been waiting for this day for a long time, to put reparations from Germany on the international agenda and begin negotiations, writes Marek Pyza
An estimated 6 million Poles were killed in Poland during WWII, but Germany argues that the matter of reparations is closed
According to the survey, Poles would like their government to fight for war reparations from Germany in international courts rather than in European institutions
The latest opinion survey indicates that public support is growing for Poland to seek reparations from Germany for damages the country suffered as a result of German occupation during World War II
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki informed the Polish public that the report is in the process of being translated into several languages
The leader of Poland’s governing party said that 70 countries, including Mexico, have received reparations, but not Poland
The leader of Poland’s ruling party said Poland should officially demand reparations from Germany for World War II and mocked German claims of being a moral superpower
According to government estimates, Germany owes Poland up to $1 trillion in reparations for damages and losses caused during the Second World War
The aim of the new institute will to continue work on the reparation assessment of both German and Soviet occupation of Poland during the Second World War and address the reparations Germany and Russia still owe in the eyes of Poland
The issue of German war reparations for Poland remains unresolved, says Polish FM Zbigniew Rau
Polish President Andrzej Duda and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier met in Warsaw on Thursday on the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Good Neighbourship and Friendly Cooperation
“I am convinced that the issue of war reparations from Germany will be raised at the most appropriate moment,” declared head of the parliamentary team for reparations, PiS MP Arkadiusz Mularczyk
German Forieng Minister Heiko Maas claims that Germany gave Poland €2 billion in WWII reparations, which is 500 times less than the damages Poland suffered during the war, writes Editor-in-Chief of Polish weekly Sieci Jacek Karnowski
