Says who? Any documents, legal cases, state-level agreements?

... but these are two completely separate cases.

the case of borders has been legally settled

Why not Poland? 🤔

Who closed it?

Government: Reparations issue with Poland "resolved"

Berlin: (hib/AHE) From the German government's perspective, there are no obligations under international law or any other legal obligations to pay reparations to Poland following the Second World War. "The reparations issue is closed," the response states.20/12567 ) in response to a minor interpellation by the AfD parliamentary group (20/12381 ). According to the Potsdam Agreement of 1945, Poland's reparations claims were satisfied from the Soviet share. "In 1953, the Soviet Union and Poland waived further reparations payments, and Poland subsequently confirmed the validity of this waiver on several occasions. This waiver formed the basis for further steps toward normalization and reconciliation."....

Following the political changes in Poland in 1989/90, the German government under Helmut Kohl provided 500 million Deutsche Marks to the newly founded Foundation for German-Polish Cooperation . In an exchange of notes dated 16 October 1991, the Polish government subsequently agreed not to support any further claims by Polish citizens against Germany. [ 17 ]

This video is for you, BB,

Well, I don't see this Keubel fellow getting The Order of the White Eagle anytime soon. :)

Chrupalla is of course right, and he responded very diplomatically. In fact, Poland is objectively a far greater danger to Germany than Russia or anyone else.

Poland has not only committed the largest land theft in European history against Germany, but also the largest mass expulsion in human history. Now they even have the audacity to demand reparations from Germany.

They protect terrorists who have carried out attacks on our central energy supply, and generally, hardly a day goes by without hateful words against Germany coming from Polish politics. I deeply regret this, but as things stand, there is currently objectively no country that is more anti-German in its words and actions than Poland.

Unlike, for example, Russia, this anti-German Poland borders directly on Germany; we share a common border hundreds of kilometers long. Thus, Poland objectively poses a considerably greater danger to us Germans than any other state.

Maybe he meant we're so good at basketball? ;)

That's the one that I linked, isn't it? So he did call us Afroamericans.

Hm... strange. Perhaps he deleted the post?

The Poles really ought to overcome their inferiority complex at some point. Otherwise, they'll never be taken seriously.

If we collapsed Germany

....that Hitler believed in the concept of a Father State which would provide for its citizens....

This guy is real world class diplomat!

Anyways, off to watch Malta-Poland. Not that it's going to be a great game but still.

Multi crap is an invention straight from hell

I would feel sorry for you, BB, if you were not by now.

Anti-Christian violence - Germany records the most arson attacks on churches

Experts from an Austrian NGO warn that Christians in Europe are threatened by a climate of growing intolerance. Their new annual report describes the extent of anti-Christian crimes. The situation in Germany is particularly worrying....

...The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe (OIDAC Europe) recorded 2,211 anti-Christian offenses for the year 2024. "Behind this number are concrete cases of church vandalism, arson, and physical violence that have real consequences for the lives of local communities," said Anja Tang, director of the Vienna-based non-governmental organization.

why do you think I would know anything about this?

VLADIMIR Putin's army has just weeks to clinch a "symbolic" victory in a Ukrainian key city - or face a killer winter in the trenches.

...Temperatures in Ukraine can hit as low as -31C and can see average conditions plunge as deep as -8C - with blizzards capable of dumping up to 20 inches of snow in one day.

His soldiers could face deadly conditions akin to those suffered in the failed Soviet invasion of Finland in 1939 or the botched Nazi attack on Russia in 1941....