Poland’s leader calls for reparations from Germany in WWII anniversary commemorations
(MENAFN) Polish President Karol Nawrocki demanded reparations from Germany on Monday during commemorations marking the start of World War II, asserting that resolving this issue is essential for building a foundation of truth in Polish-German relations.
Speaking at a ceremony on the Westerplatte peninsula in northern Poland, where German battleship shelling 86 years ago triggered the war in Europe, Nawrocki said, “In order to build a partnership based on truth and good relations, we must address reparations from the German state, which I unequivocally demand as Polish president, for the common good.”
He emphasized that reparations are not a substitute for historical memory, stating: “Poland, as a frontline state and a key country on NATO’s eastern flank, requires justice, truth, and transparent relations with Germany, but we also need reparations from the German state.”
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