The German chancellor’s recent suggestion that “someone” may want to review the current border with Poland has raised concern in Warsaw, with National Security chief Pawel Soloch demanding a “deep explanation” from Olaf Scholz.

Scholz said Warsaw’s demands for WWII reparations could lead “someone” to reconsider past border agreements between the two nations.

“I would like to say how important the agreements negotiated by Willy Brandt are that the border between Germany and Poland is clearly and forever established after hundreds of years of history. And I would not like some people to rummage through history books to introduce revisionist border changes,” Scholz said.

“Of course, there is the issue of reparations in the background, this coincidence is not accidental. But leaving it without an attempt to explain from the German side may evoke the worst associations,” Soloch said.

Last week, Poland’s lower house of parliament voted in favor of issuing an official demand for $1.3 trillion in reparations from Germany for damages incurred during the Nazi occupation.

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Meanwhile, Scholz wants to build the most powerful military in Europe.

Anyone know what he was referring to about borders? I read it as though Scholz is implying that Poland may want more territory as part of their reparations package, though I've not read that Poland has suggested that. Or, was he talking about Ukraine who got some Polish territory?