Determination and measures to deal with expulsion crimes after the Second World War and colonial injustice

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> Does the Federal Government recently state that dealing with injustice committed during the period of German colonial rule cannot be done unilaterally, but requires a partnership approach and close bilateral exchange with the countries affected (cf. the Federal Government's answer to question 1 of the small question from the ALLIANCE 90/THE GREENS parliamentary group on Bundestag printed matter 21/1238), in the Federal Government's opinion, also for dealing with the expulsion crimes committed against German civilians by Poles, Czechs and peoples of the former Yugoslavia in the years 1945 ff. (cf. Alfred-Maurice de Zayas: Notes on the Expulsion of the Germans from the East, Stuttgart, etc. 1986), and if so, what is the Federal Government currently doing in its bilateral exchange Poland, the Czech Republic and the successor states of the former Yugoslavia to achieve their goal in this regard?

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1. 29 August 2025

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   Determination and measures to deal with expulsion crimes after the Second World War and colonial injustice

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