Dhibbanayaasha Nazi-ga ee Poland oo ugu baaqay bulshada rayidka ah ee Jarmalka inay caawiyaan

Ururrada dhibbanayaasha waxay sheegeen in dadka badbaaday ee Nazi-ga ay da'da ka sarreeyaan 90 sano, isla markaana ay u baahan yihiin gargaar maalinle.

Ururrada dhibbanayaasha Poland ayaa 5-tii Noofambar baahin ka sameeyay shabakadda Jaaliyadda Isku-dubbaridka Poland iyo Jarmalka, iyagoo ku sheegay in ilaa 50,000 oo ka mid ah dadka ka badbaaday cadaadiska Nazi-ga ay weli ku nool yihiin Poland, isla markaana ay ugu baaqeen bulshada rayidka ah ee Jarmalka inay caawiyaan.

Baaqa oo loo qaybiyay saddex luqadood

Baaqa ayaa lagu qaybiyay Jarmal, Polish iyo Ingiriisi, waxaana lagu sheegay in dadka badbaaday ay ka mid yihiin maxaabiistii hore ee xeryaha fiirsashada iyo xabsiyada, dadkii loo qaaday Jarmalka si shaqo qasab ah, iyo kuwa kale oo la kulmay cadaadis Nazi. Baaqa ayaa sheegay in dadka badbaaday intooda badan ay da'da ka sarreeyaan 90 sano, ay la halgamayaan xanuun iyo kharash koror, isla markaana ay u baahan yihiin gargaar maalinle.

Baaqa ayaa ugu baaqay bulshada rayidka ah ee Jarmalka, oo ay ku jiraan ganacsiyada, jaaliyadaha, ururrada iyo muwaadiniinta gaarka ah, inay gargaar bini'aadantinimo siiyaan dadka badbaaday ee Nazi-ga ee ku nool Poland.

Taageerada Jarmalka iyo khilaafka magdhawga

Ka dib isbeddelkii dimuqraadiyadeed ee 1989 iyo midaynta Jarmalka, dowladda federaalka Jarmalka waxay 500 milyan oo marka Jarmal ah siisay dhibbanayaasha Holocaust ee Poland, waxaana in ka badan 1 milyan oo qof ay taageero ka heleen lacagahaas. Qiyaastii 6 milyan oo muwaadiniin Poland ah ayaa lagu dilay dagaalkii labaad ee adduunka, oo ay ku jiraan qiyaastii 3 milyan oo Yuhuud Polish ah, halka qiyaastii 2.5 milyan oo Polish ah loo qaaday Jarmalka si shaqo qasab ah.

Dowladdii PiS waxay qiyaastay khasaaraha dagaalka Poland 6.2 tiriliyan oo zloty (qiyaastii €1.3 tiriliyan) waxayna si rasmi ah uga dalbatay Berlin bishii Oktoobar 2022. Wasiirkii hore ee Jarmalka Olaf Scholz ayaa €200 milyan soo bandhigay ka hor booqashadiisii Poland xagaagii 2024, laakiin Raiisul Wasaaraha Poland Donald Tusk ayaa diiday isagoo ku tilmaamay mid aan ku filnayn.

Mawqifka Jarmalka iyo taageerada shakhsiyaadka

Josef Hinterseher, ku-xigeenka afhayeenka Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda ee Jarmalka, ayaa 23-kii Sebtembar u sheegay weriyeyaasha in hadda aan go'aan laga gaarin gargaar bini'aadantinimo, isla markaana miisaaniyadda qabyada ah ay muujinayso xaaladdaas. Franziska Brantner, la-hawlgalka xisbiga Greens ee Jarmalka, ayaa DW u sheegtay Khamiistii Warsaw in kooxdeeda baarlamaanku codsatay lacag loogu talagalay gargaar bini'aadantinimo, laakiin codsigaas la diiday.

Jakub Deka, guddoomiyaha Jaaliyadda Isku-dubbaridka Poland iyo Jarmalka, ayaa sheegay in ka dib baaq hore oo bishii Maajo loo jeediyay dowladda federaalka Jarmalka, dhowr boqol oo Jarmal ah ay ku jawaabeen deeqo u dhexeeya €50 iyo dhowr boqol oo yuuro, isla markaana ilaa hadda in ka badan €35,000 la dhigtay xisaabta jaaliyadda. Jerzy Tarasiewicz, oo muddo dheer hoggaaminayay ururka dhibbanayaasha ee Gdansk, ayaa bishii Jannaayo wareysi uu siiyay Gazeta Wyborcza ku sheegay: "They [the Germans] are waiting for us to die."

An appeal published on November 5 says around 50,000 survivors of Nazi persecution during the German occupation still live in Poland today.

Polish victims' organizations published an appeal on November 5 on the website of the Foundation for Polish–German Reconciliation, calling on German civil society to provide humanitarian support to survivors of Nazi persecution living in Poland.

Appeal Warns That Help May Come Too Late

The appeal stated that around 50,000 survivors of Nazi persecution during the German occupation still live in Poland today. It said many are over 90 years old, struggling with illness and rising costs, and in need of help in their daily lives. "For many, any further delay in deciding to provide assistance means that help will come too late," the appeal said. It was distributed in German, Polish and English.

Donations From German Private Citizens

Jakub Deka, chairman of the Foundation for Polish–German Reconciliation, said that after an initial appeal in May directed at the German federal government, several hundred Germans responded with donations ranging from €50 to several hundred euros. To date, a total of more than €35,000 ($39,000) has been deposited into the foundation's account. "It's a drop in the bucket, but every little bit helps," Deka told DW.

No Decision on a Humanitarian Gesture

Josef Hinterseher, deputy spokesperson for Germany's Federal Foreign Office, told reporters on September 23 that currently there is no decision regarding a humanitarian gesture and the draft budget reflects this status. Franziska Brantner, co-chair of Germany's Greens party, told DW on Thursday in Warsaw that her parliamentary group submitted a request to the budget committee to secure funding for a "humanitarian gesture," but the request was rejected.