Surviving Polish Nazi victims appeal to German civil society: Compensation overdue, "humanitarian gesture" urgently needed.

Polish victims of Nazi persecution are appealing to German civil society for humanitarian aid, as the 2027 budget lacks funding for support. With fewer than 50,000 survivors remaining, many are elderly and in need of assistance. The appeal highlights the moral responsibility of Germany towards these victims, who have suffered greatly during WWII. Despite previous reparations, many in Poland feel the compensation is inadequate. The Green Party in Germany is still hopeful for a humanitarian gesture, urging the government to take action. Donations from private individuals have begun to flow, but the need remains urgent as many victims continue to suffer.