The lower house of the Polish Parliament passed a resolution and asked Germany to compensate 1.3 trillion US dollars for World War II

Based on today's Russian TV (RT) website and the Polish National News Agency (PAP) reported on the 14th, the Polish Parliament's next house passed a resolution on Wednesday to ask Germany to compensate US $ 1.3 trillion in losses caused by the Nazi occupation during World War II.

Data map source: People's Vision

This resolution urged the German government to bear all consequences of all consequences caused by the outbreak of World War II, and to obtain an overwhelming passage with 418 votes. All show support.

The report pointed out that the Polish law and the Justice Party have been required to compensate Germany since its ruling in 2015. Although a report in 2019 shows that the direct loss caused by the Nazi occupation in Poland is 850 billion U.S. dollars. Another report, raised this number to 6.2 trillion Ziriti (about 1.32 trillion US dollars).

Polish Prime Minister Moravitzki Source: Associated Press

At the time of this report, Polish Law and Justice Party Chairman Karinski said that the amount is estimated to be "conservative", Germany has the ability to pay, and Berlin pays this money will help "the true of Poland and Germany really reconciliation". Polish Prime Minister Moravitzki said at the time that the report was "an important step in re -compensation from Germany" and "no truth and compensation."

The German side responded at the time that the German government's position remain unchanged and rejected any compensation requests, and the compensation issue had ended. The German government said that Poland signed an agreement with East Germany in 1953, as well as the Treaty of East Germany, West Germany, and the Soviet Union, the United States, the United Kingdom, and France abandoned claims. Poland believes that the 1953 agreement was signed under the pressure of the Soviet Union, and the 1990 negotiated Poland did not participate. (Edit: HHJ)

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