Czy Donald Tusk powiedział, że Polska zapłaci za niemieckie zbrodnie II wojny światowej?

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Czy Donald Tusk powiedział, że Polska zapłaci za niemieckie zbrodnie II wojny światowej?  W sieci pojawiły się rozpowszechniane twierdzenia fałszywie interpretujące słowa premiera Donalda Tuska, jakoby to Warszawa – a nie Niemcy – miała płacić polskim ofiarom II wojny światowej. Wypowiedź została wyrwana z kontekstu trwającej debaty o reparacjach wobec Berlina.   CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/12/08/czy-donald-tusk-powiedzial-ze-polska-zaplaci-za-niemieckie-zbrodnie-ii-wojny-swiatowej  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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00:00Did Tusk say that Poland will pay for Germany's World War II crimes?

00:08Who should pay reparations for World War II?

00:11The debate has reignited after posts circulating on Facebook and X

00:15claimed that Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk

00:17agreed to pay for German crimes

00:19during talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin.

00:22Without proper context,

00:24these claims are misleading and distort what was said.

00:27During the press conference in early December,

00:30Tusk actually urged Germany to provide support to Polish victims

00:33of World War II atrocities who are still alive.

00:36He added that if Germany failed to act quickly,

00:39he would consider using Poland's own resources to compensate the victims.

00:43The exchange was part of the long-running reparations debate between Poland and Germany.

00:48Poland's previous nationalist government demanded 1.3 trillion euros in reparations

00:54for Germany's occupation between 1939 and 1945,

00:58which devastated the country.

01:00But Berlin insists.

01:01The issue was settled in 1953 and again in 1990.

01:05A claim Warsaw disputes,

01:07arguing the original renunciation was made under Soviet pressure.

01:10So can Poland actually ask for compensation?

01:13The Cube spoke to Louis Le Hardy de Beaulieu,

01:15professor of international law at UC Louvain.

01:17The treaty was fundamentally perfect.

01:20And if we wanted to hear this argument,

01:22there are tons of treaties throughout the world

01:25that we would have to put in place.

01:27Because the regime of today is not the regime of today.

01:30A report by Polish NGO Resfurtura says viral posts online

01:34have branded Donald Tusk as a pro-German politician.

01:37Speaking to the Cube,

01:39former Defense Minister Jan Paris said he believed Poland was deeply divided,

01:44with the opposition favoring cooperation with the United States,

01:47when in his view, Donald Tusk's government prefers cooperation with Germany.

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