Jaroslaw Kaczynski

The note from Polish Foreign Minister Zbigniew Rau of the ruling 'Law and Justice' party said in Warsaw that it will be delivered to Germany's Foreign Ministry, according to German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, who will attend a security conference. Rau said in the note that the two sides should take action 'without delay' to address the consequences of Germany's 1939-45 occupation in a 'long and complicated way as well as a physical way.' According to Warsaw, reparations would improve bilateral cooperation through truth and justice, as well as closing painful chapters from the past. According to Germany, the matter was closed decades ago.

At the unveiling of a long-awaited study on the country's decades of Nazi German occupation, Jaroslaw Kaczynski made the claim. It comes as the nation commemorates 83 years since the outbreak of World War II. During the report's presentation, Kaczynski said: "We not only wrote the paper, but we also took the initiative as to the next steps." We'll head to Germany to begin talks on the reparations,' adding that it would be a 'long and not a straightforward route,' but that 'one day will bring triumph.' The king has stated that the step would result in "true Polish-German peace" which would be based on 'truth.' He said that the German economy is capable of paying the bill. Kaczynski at a wreath laying ceremony today.