Time is running out for Germany to pay Polish WWII victims the compensation they deserve [Opinion]

Negotiations for compensation for Polish WWII victims are ongoing, but no decisions have been made by Germany. Survivors, aged over 90, are dwindling in number, and many feel neglected by the German government. Recent statements indicate that while Germany acknowledges the suffering, tangible support remains absent. Poland's government has shifted from demanding reparations to seeking amends, but the proposed compensation remains insufficient. Critics argue that Germany's inaction reflects a moral failure, and there are calls for civil society and businesses to step in to support the victims. Time is critical as the number of survivors decreases.