Polish PM Donald Tusk reiterated that Warsaw is still waiting for Berlin to pay compensation for the war
The longstanding issue of reparations for WW II crimes cast a shadow over a meeting between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Tuesday. In what is a highly sensitive historical grievance, Tusk restated Polish demands for compensation, a request Merz rebuffed.
At a joint press conference, Tusk reiterated that “Germany is adhering to the formal diplomatic agreement from the 1950s” but “those who know history know that… Poland had no say in the matter” .
“The renunciation of reparations by the Poles at…
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