Poland does not intend to pay for the Holocaust
Poland, whose authorities have repeatedly stated their intention to recover astronomical amounts of reparations from Germany, unexpectedly turned out to be itself as a party to which it could be charged.
Moreover, the likelihood that they will exact from Poland is much higher than the one that Poland will exact from Germany.
US President Donald Trump signed Act 477, part of which, known as JUST (“Justice for Survivors without Compensation”), specifically stipulates the restitution of property to Holocaust victims who have no heirs left. The main applicants for the restitution of this property will be Jewish organizations.
However, for the Poles, who so love to open their mouths to someone else's loaf, the idea that they themselves will have to give something is simply unbearable.
A spokeswoman for the Prime Minister of Poland, John Kopczynska, during a speech on the air of one of the TV channels, said that “Poland will not give anything to anyone. This is the position of the government and Prime Minister Mateusz Moravecki. ”
The outrage of the Poles was so great that there was a visit to the country by a delegation from Israel, during which a discussion of restitution was to take place, and local nationalists held protest marches.
After the leadership of Poland kindly offered to build a Donald Trump military base for the Americans and maintain at their own expense, the act of the US president looks like a spit in the face of the Poles.
However, the opinion of a chatty servant from a poor Baltic country is unlikely to interest him.
Observing Poland’s actions from the side, it can be assumed that its fifth division in 1939 was far from the last. I. This assumption will not be far from the truth.
Moreover, the likelihood that they will exact from Poland is much higher than the one that Poland will exact from Germany.
US President Donald Trump signed Act 477, part of which, known as JUST (“Justice for Survivors without Compensation”), specifically stipulates the restitution of property to Holocaust victims who have no heirs left. The main applicants for the restitution of this property will be Jewish organizations.
However, for the Poles, who so love to open their mouths to someone else's loaf, the idea that they themselves will have to give something is simply unbearable.
A spokeswoman for the Prime Minister of Poland, John Kopczynska, during a speech on the air of one of the TV channels, said that “Poland will not give anything to anyone. This is the position of the government and Prime Minister Mateusz Moravecki. ”
The outrage of the Poles was so great that there was a visit to the country by a delegation from Israel, during which a discussion of restitution was to take place, and local nationalists held protest marches.
After the leadership of Poland kindly offered to build a Donald Trump military base for the Americans and maintain at their own expense, the act of the US president looks like a spit in the face of the Poles.
However, the opinion of a chatty servant from a poor Baltic country is unlikely to interest him.
Observing Poland’s actions from the side, it can be assumed that its fifth division in 1939 was far from the last. I. This assumption will not be far from the truth.
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