Warsaw is questioning the German-Polish treaty concerning the border between both countries.

Der Spiegel ^ | 19. Dezember 2006 | asc/hen/AFP/dpa

[Atlantic Bridge]

Short summary of a Spiegel article:

After a private organisation of expelled persons who had to leave former eastern Germany in 1945 started a lawsuit against Poland for compensation, the Polish foreign minister, Mrs. Anna Fotyga said that Poland want to negotiate the treaty concerning the boarder. She obviously is backed by the Polish Prime minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski. Mr. Kaczynski said, that in Germany there is absolute stubbornness about to take on the liability of such lawsuits against Poland.

The full article is in German. You can read it if you follow the link.

[Atlantic Bridge]

I don't know from what period your data comes from. Real unemployment rate is lower than German (artificially inflated official rate is 14,7%) and growth rate for 2 last quarters was 5.2 and 5.4%.

The data is from 2005. The source is the CIA factbook.

https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/pl.html#Econ

The German unemployment rate is according to this source 11.7%

[Lukasz]

Atlantic, dream on, some of us know how dreamers end up.

[Grzegorz 246]

BS.

[Grzegorz 246]

"Let's stop this madness before it's too late."

Traitor.

[twinself]

LOL :D

[Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit]

Aren't many people outside of Poland with think those boys are doing a credit to their nation.

They are managing to annoy pretty much all of Europe for reasons that are relatively unclear.

People like you and the corresponding comment you made are one of the reasons that Poland was oppressed for so long.

Poland is and always has been full of incredibly capable people held back by a minority of boobs who sway the masses with their juvenile demagoguery. Go away.

[Grzegorz 246]

"People like you and the corresponding comment you made are one of the reasons that Poland was oppressed for so long."

Yep. Attack on a radio station in Gleiwitz is the best example.

[Einigkeit_Recht_Freiheit]

And why was Poland unable to defend itself? Don't tell me the Germans were responsible for that.

You and your President/Prime minister are still fighting a war that is 60 years old. Get over it. The smart members of your population already have.

[MARKUSPRIME]

Yep, Germany will be a pawn of Russia in the future.

[Lukasz]

And why was Poland unable to defend itself? Don't tell me the Germans were responsible for that.

Soon, this will be official German stand…

[Revolting cat!]

I don't get it: are the Germans having problems with the Polish "boarders" or the Poles with the Germans? Whatever's the case, if you have bad boarders, evict the them!

[Lukasz]

This is not about border itself but some other regulations in this treaty.

[lizol]

Well, Andreas, it looks like some kind of nonsense.

Here you have a full text of the official statement of the Polish MFA relating to this issue (unfortunately in Polish only).

http://www.msz.gov.pl/Oswiadczenie,Ministra,Spraw,Zagranicznych,RP,8633.html

And there is not a single word about any ideas to question the border treaty.

[dmartin]

Who was the man who pulled the trigger first?A Serb? A Croat? A Muslim? No-one knows!

I think the answer might be fairly obvious.

[Grzegorz 246]

"And why was Poland unable to defend itself?"

Because was a wicker state ?

"Get over it."

Yawn.

[MARKUSPRIME]

Dont worry fellas. We got your back. The only way the germans could become a military power again is lose their sovereignty(the EU is weak) to a russian alliance. Then they would quickly become enemies of the US.

[redgolum]

So what is the issue here? What is the source of the complaint? My German is bad, and I can't read Polish.