“In fact, it all comes down to answering the why not 100 percent question. Poland believes that we should get reparations from Germany. Precisely because for this dozen percent, the priority role when it comes to Polish interests, Polish politics, is the defeat of the ruling stronghold, and not regaining the value of what we lost during World War II “- says prof. Henryk Domański, a sociologist from the Academy of Sciences Polish knowledge.

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Social Changes for wPolyce.pl: 64 percent Pole for compensation from Germany

The Social Change survey for the wPolicyce.pl portal – conducted before the presentation of the report on the war losses that Poland suffered as a result of World War II and the German occupation – showed that according to 64 percent of respondents, Poland should get reparations from Germany.

16% opposed raising this issue. respondents.

20 percent he has no opinion on the matter.

“It is not entirely surprising to me that 16 percent. respondent opposed

The wPolitece.pl portal asked the sociologist of the Polish Academy of Sciences, prof. Henry Domański.

It can be said that the result is a little surprising on the one hand, but not on the other

– our interlocutor judged.

This is surprising because, in fact, the vast majority of Poles, perhaps around 80 percent, would have supported efforts to obtain reparations from Germany. Basically, everyone who identifies with Poland and Poland should care about that

– shows prof. Domański.

On the other hand, it’s not entirely surprising to me that 16 percent. respondents opposed. A possible reason is that for some of these respondents, all initiatives coming from the ruling camp, from Law and Justice, should be criticized.

– added the sociologist.

“It all comes down to answering the question why not 100 percent.”

Professor Domański’s words are reflected in the respondents’ answers depending on their party preferences. Repair efforts were supported by as many as 91 percent. Voters Unite Right and only 34 percent. Civil Coalition supporters.

In fact, it all comes down to answering the why not 100 percent question. Poland believes that we should get reparations from Germany. Precisely because for this dozen percent, the priority role when it comes to Polish interests, is the defeat of the ruling stronghold, and not regaining the value of what was lost during World War II.

– assess sociologists.

We are dealing with such a reversal of the value hierarchy. The hatred or – to put it mildly – aversion to PiS is greater than what we associate with identifying with Poland, our national interests, the belief that we deserve it, that it would be fair for other countries to get back such funds that compensate for their losses. Here, however, it seems more important to defeat the ruling stronghold

– he concluded.

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