Germany's rejection of Poland's huge World War II claims: the issue of compensation has already ended

Polish flag (left) and the German flag (right). (Data Map)

Overseas Network, September 2nd. Polish ruling party law and Justice Party Chairman Karinsky said on September 1 that the Bo government will make compensation for compensation to Germany for Nazi invasion and occupation of Poland during World War II. According to the latest news of AFP, the German government has rejected Poland's claim.

"The German government's position remains unchanged, that is, the issue of compensation has ended." The German Foreign Ministry said in an email issued by Agence France -Presse, "Poland gave up further compensation in 1953 and repeatedly confirmed the abandonment of compensation. "

Karinski, chairman of the Polish ruling party law and Justice Party, said on the 1st that the Polish government will seek 6.2 trillion Ziroti (about RMB 9.08 trillion) compensation from Germany to make up for the invasion and occupation of Nazi Germany during World War II. loss.

The Polish government announced a report on the same day that stated in detail the material losses suffered during World War II and asked Germany to provide compensation. Polish Prime Minister Moravitzki said, "This report is an important step from Germany to get compensation again. Without the truth and compensation, the real reconciliation cannot be achieved between Poddes." (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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