Poland demands Germany 49 trillion baht pay for the damages of the Second World War
Poland demands Germany 49 trillion baht – 3 Oct. APAccording to reports, Polish authorities are demanding compensation from Germany of $1.3 trillion, or more than 49 trillion baht, to cover losses during the Nazi Party’s invasion of Poland during World War II.
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Poland’s Foreign Minister Zbignev Rao said he had officially signed a claim for compensation from the German authorities. and will be presented to Mrs. Anna Alena Berbock, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany at the Warsaw Security Conference
Mr Rao said that the content of his signed letter expresses the opinion that both sides should immediately settle the consequences of the aftermath of Poland’s occupation by the German Nazi forces in 1957. from 1939 to 1945 in a concrete and binding manner under international law.
The clearing process, in addition to compensation, also included resolving issues of archival documents and works of art looted by the Nazi German Party.
The report stated that Poland’s right-wing government insists that Germany still owes Poland its World War II losses. German authorities said it had already paid compensation to all parties, including Poland. and assumed that the matter was over
The 49 trillion baht in compensation comes from a report released by Polish authorities and recently released to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of Poland’s invasion by the Nazi German forces on Sept. 1.