For what the Germans owe us one trillion U.S. dollars????
It is very simple to explain .
At the end of the 30s Poland was compared with Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal and Japan with its GDP .
As calculated by Zbigniew Landau and Jerzy Tomaszewski, the authors who published the "Second Republic. Economy - society - a place in the world", in 1929, annual production was 610 zł for a Pole, the Spaniard - 750 zł, and the Italian - 880 zł. After the war, Poland was separated by a huge gap from those countries .
To the Germans we owe the fact that we lost 38 percent of the national wealth. For comparison, France lost 1.5 percent. property, and the United Kingdom - 0.8 percent.
At the end of the 40's Polish GDP amounted to 8 billion zł (at the pre-war), while in 1939 reached 18 billion zł. Losses incurred during the war last up for today. When we regained independence in 1989, the economic differences between Poland and the countries were huge.
Polish national income was $ 1,400, the Spaniard - 8.7 thousand. dollars, the Italian - 14.5 thousand. dollars. Established after the war, the War Reparations Office of the Council of Ministers prepared a balance of material losses .
Railway lost 84 percent of wealth,
power - 65 percent.,
post and telecommunications - 62 percent.,
education - 60 percent.,
mining - 42 percent.
Of the 30 thousand. only 10 thousand plants survived., however, from that surviving , more than half of the buildings were destroyed.
More than 30 percent of forrests were destroyed.
The Germans took more than 200 million tons of coal, one million tons of potassium, 500 thousand. tons of iron ore, 100 thousand. tons of phosphate rock.
The total economic losses amounted to 259 billion zlotys pre-war, prewar or 49 billion dollars.
Taking into account the fact that the then gold and the dollar were based on the gold standard, when converted at today's exchange rate, Germany is blamed for the destruction of the Polish economy in around of 590 billion dollars
Then there are the losses incurred by individual citizens. In 1990 prof. Alfons Klafkowski, the late international law expert, has calculated that in this respect the victims and their heirs (war losses were suffered by more than 13 million people) would be 285 billion dollars in compensation.
MOST IMPORTANTLY :
tthere are incalculable losses of life and FINALLY as a result from that there was the collapse of civilization of Poland which was attached to the Soviet bloc, which is also a result of the war caused by the Germans.
We lost
39 percent. physicians,
33 percent. teachers in vocational schools, secondary and primary,
30 percent. scientists and university professors,
28 percent. priests,
26 percent. lawyers.
According to various surveys, Germany should have to pay from $ 100 billion to 300 billion dollars in only compensation for lost material assets .
Germany should have to pay at least one trillion dollars of total compensation material and immaterial for all losses of war to Poland,.
It is very simple to explain .
At the end of the 30s Poland was compared with Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal and Japan with its GDP .
As calculated by Zbigniew Landau and Jerzy Tomaszewski, the authors who published the "Second Republic. Economy - society - a place in the world", in 1929, annual production was 610 zł for a Pole, the Spaniard - 750 zł, and the Italian - 880 zł. After the war, Poland was separated by a huge gap from those countries .
To the Germans we owe the fact that we lost 38 percent of the national wealth. For comparison, France lost 1.5 percent. property, and the United Kingdom - 0.8 percent.
At the end of the 40's Polish GDP amounted to 8 billion zł (at the pre-war), while in 1939 reached 18 billion zł. Losses incurred during the war last up for today. When we regained independence in 1989, the economic differences between Poland and the countries were huge.
Polish national income was $ 1,400, the Spaniard - 8.7 thousand. dollars, the Italian - 14.5 thousand. dollars. Established after the war, the War Reparations Office of the Council of Ministers prepared a balance of material losses .
Railway lost 84 percent of wealth,
power - 65 percent.,
post and telecommunications - 62 percent.,
education - 60 percent.,
mining - 42 percent.
Of the 30 thousand. only 10 thousand plants survived., however, from that surviving , more than half of the buildings were destroyed.
More than 30 percent of forrests were destroyed.
The Germans took more than 200 million tons of coal, one million tons of potassium, 500 thousand. tons of iron ore, 100 thousand. tons of phosphate rock.
The total economic losses amounted to 259 billion zlotys pre-war, prewar or 49 billion dollars.
Taking into account the fact that the then gold and the dollar were based on the gold standard, when converted at today's exchange rate, Germany is blamed for the destruction of the Polish economy in around of 590 billion dollars
Then there are the losses incurred by individual citizens. In 1990 prof. Alfons Klafkowski, the late international law expert, has calculated that in this respect the victims and their heirs (war losses were suffered by more than 13 million people) would be 285 billion dollars in compensation.
MOST IMPORTANTLY :
tthere are incalculable losses of life and FINALLY as a result from that there was the collapse of civilization of Poland which was attached to the Soviet bloc, which is also a result of the war caused by the Germans.
We lost
39 percent. physicians,
33 percent. teachers in vocational schools, secondary and primary,
30 percent. scientists and university professors,
28 percent. priests,
26 percent. lawyers.
According to various surveys, Germany should have to pay from $ 100 billion to 300 billion dollars in only compensation for lost material assets .
Germany should have to pay at least one trillion dollars of total compensation material and immaterial for all losses of war to Poland,.