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Originally Posted by GrzeM
Rammjaeger!
The Polish Government, however, works on the assumption, that Poland has never been fully compensated for the immensity of damage and destruction inflicted by the war on the Polish heritage, and is therefore in no hurry to hand the Prussian Library backG.
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To keep saying today that German patrimony as archives or goods should be kept in Poland as a revenge for “what they did to us” is an example of political immaturity and unexplainable behaviour towards a friendly country being both members of the European Union. It is beyond me. The Polish blackmail is an European scandal, I hope the European Union will take actions. These items, or more on-topic, or the German aircraft in Krakow were part of a German national museum, and therefore are part of the national patrimony of Germany. As a European I only hope that they are returned as soon as possible.
SHAME!!!
