Poland shifts stance on Nazi reparations from Germany – media
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Poland is reportedly shifting its stance on World War II reparations from Germany, demanding annual payments of 2,000 euros for survivors of Nazi crimes instead of a lump sum of 1.3 trillion euros. The reported change reframes a long-running compensation dispute between the two countries.
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