LPR deputies claim 'Soviet-sponsored' WWII remuneration bill is invalid

LPR deputies believe that "the declaration was agreed upon under pressure from the Soviet Union and a foreign government." The draft was signed by Janusz Dobrosz, famous for his anti-German opinions, Roman Giertych and Zygmunt Wrzodak, all from LPR. "There is no doubt that Poland needs the reparations from Germany," said Marek Jurek of Law and Justice (PiS), adding that if the bill is voted upon the party will support it. According to experts on international law the Sejm does not have the right to recognize the declaration as invalid because it was signed by Polish representatives. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 1) A.K.