Tusk on WWII Reparations: Germany Has Something to Do Here. But I Don't Want to Turn This into a Front of Mutual Dislike

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20:23

Michał Lubowicki

- I would very much like this historical reflection and decisions that could satisfy us to serve the future, common security. I believe - I suspect the Chancellor may have a different opinion - that Germany has something to do here - said Donald Tusk at a press conference after talks with the German Chancellor. - I will not use this narrative aggressively, but not only because I am a Polish politician, I am also a historian, I am from Gdańsk – all three of these reasons compel me to seriously consider that settling certain accounts would certainly be historical justice. But I don't want to turn this into a front of mutual dislike, but rather an idea for further cooperation for the sake of security and beneficial to both nations - he continued.

Michał Lubowicki

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