Why is Poland demanding compensation from Germany? | TV Shows

The German authorities says the difficulty of World Struggle II reparations is ‘closed’.

Poland says it should demand $1.3 trillion from Germany for crimes dedicated in the course of the second world struggle.

The transfer follows the discharge of a report on the price of the Nazi occupation of Poland from 1939 to 1945.

Poland’s right-wing authorities says the nation has not been absolutely compensated.

However Germany insists compensation was paid within the years that adopted the struggle and the difficulty of reparations is now closed.

So, what’s behind Poland’s transfer? Is politics concerned?

Presenter: Hashem Ahelbarra

Visitors: 

Michal Rachon – Anchor at TVP Information and TVP World, Polish TV Information Channels

Ulrich Brueckner – Professor of Political Science at Stanford College

Maximilian Hess – Fellow on the Overseas Coverage Analysis Institute