Poland is expected to submit a report on the necessary compensation and estimate its value for the harm Nazi Germany caused to the nation during World War II on Thursday.
According to Arcadiusz Mularczyk, a former committee chairman, the relevant parliamentary committee will publish a report in three volumes that includes an estimate of the losses the Second World War caused to the Republic of Poland.
Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister of Poland, and Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of the conservative Law and Justice party, are in charge of making any additional choices on that matter, whether they be diplomatic or political in nature, according to Mularczyk.
The study will serve as the foundation for Warsaw’s decision regarding claims for damages against Germany.
Poland provides a report on the harm done by Nazi Germany.
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