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Germany fears WWII reparations for Polish victims could trigger broader claims
According to historian Peter Oliver Loew, director of the German Institute for Polish Affairs in Darmstadt, the German government fears that paying reparations to living Polish victims of World War II would not close the matter but instead trigger an unwanted precedent. Loew described the current moment as the "last chance" to address the issue, as the number of surviving victims is rapidly shrinking.
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