Greece Reaffirms WWII Reparations on Lingiadis Victims' Anniversary
Greece has reaffirmed its persistent demands for war reparations from Germany over the crimes committed by German forces during the Nazi occupation in World War II, particularly following the Lingeades massacre, which resulted in the deaths of 88 people, including more than 40 children. The compensation is estimated to range between 278 and 341 billion euros. However, Germany rejects these claims, believing they were legally settled after paying 115 million German marks in 1961. Germany also warns of the risk of facing similar legal claims if these demands continue.
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