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DM Kammenos: Gov’t will not abandon its claims for German war reparations

He noted that the German government believes it can give orders to Greece, as if it was a subordinate country and not an equal partner.

Newsroom March 17 11:27

Defense Minister and Independent Greeks (ANEL) leader Panos Kammenos stated late on Monday, in an interview with private Star TV, that the Greek Government will not abandons its claims for the WWII reparations and the occupation loan.

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Kammenos said that the “personal attacks” from the European Parliament president Martin Schulz and from German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel can be attributed to the fact that he insists on those claims and underlined that this is the third time that Mr. Schulz attacks him personally.

The Defense Minister added that he has always been very careful not to insult the German people. He also noted that the German government believes it can give orders to Greece, as if it was a subordinate country and not an equal partner.

Regarding the bribery cases of Greek officials by German armament companies, he said that they are in the hands of justice and that the Defense Ministry will hand over any information required by the authorities.

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