Italia pide compensacion a Alemania por crimenes en la 2GM, Alemania dice no. (Tal parece que a Alemania solo le preocupa quedar bien con judios)

En uno más de esos actos tan extemporaneos - a la vista de lo que creo deberiamos meter un proceso contra España por la colonizacion, despojo y crímenes de guerra (jejeje) - ahora Italia (y también Grecia) piden compensación a Alemania tras mas de 60 años. Por un lado queda evidenciado el oportunismo de esos paises, ¿ Pero como no van a desear hacerse de dinero facil asi como lo han logrado judios e Israel a costa de Alemania ?

En este caso con italianos Alemania se ha negad0, con lo que queda al descubierto ese hecho deleznable y triste y que es que Alemania solo se interesa por judios, esta infestada de sionismo y supongo que como un estado semi titere de los intereses sionistas, pretendidamente para lavar su conciencia solo atiende lo judío, otras acciones pasadas no importann. Buagh, tan elevado país como Alemania y verle esclavizado solo para el servicio y atención del sionismo judeo israeli es una verdadera lástima.

Germany vs Italy in World Court over WWII claims

By ARTHUR MAX – 2 hours ago

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — Germany has filed suit at the World Court asking Italy to stop its legal system from awarding damages to victims of Nazi war crimes.

The complaint, filed Tuesday in The Hague, follows a ruling by Italy's top criminal court ordering Berlin to pay euro1 million (US$1.4 million) in damages to nine relatives of victims of a June 1944 massacre in the Tuscan town of Civitella.

In the atrocity, German soldiers killed more than 200 civilians to avenge a deadly attack by partisans.

In its filing with the World Court, Germany argued that as a sovereign state it has immunity in Italian courts, and that any decision rendered in the Italian judiciary is unenforceable.

Germany, which says it has paid reparations for Nazi crimes under international treaties with Italy, rejected the ruling handed down by Italy's Court of Cassation two months ago.

German Foreign Ministry spokesman Jens Ploetner said seeking compensation for World War II crimes was "morally understandable but it is, in judicial terms, the wrong way to address this injustice, and so this ruling is not acceptable for us."

Compensation claims against Germany have been winding through the Italian judiciary since the late 1990s, when Luigi Ferrini sought restitution for his arrest and deportation to Germany in 1944 to work as a slave laborer in the Nazi armaments industry.

Germany fought the case, pleading immunity. Ferrini lost in two lower courts before the Court of Cassation overturned the previous decisions in 2004 and recognized Italian jurisdiction.

That opened the way for the Civitella and other lawsuits.

Germany told the World Court it "is concerned that hundreds of additional cases may be brought against it."

Greek nationals also have appealed to Italian courts to enforce a compensation judgment for a massacre committed by German troops withdrawing from Greece in 1944, Germany told the court.

Germany has paid tens of billions of dollars since the 1950s to victims of Nazi atrocities and their families. Under its latest compensation program, which ran from 2001-2007, Berlin awarded nearly US$6 billion to 1.6 million people or their relatives who were exploited for slave labor during the war.

The World Court, formally called the International Court of Justice, is the U.N.'s highest judicial body and is the venue for resolving disputes between nations. Its proceedings often take several years until decisions are rendered.

AP Reporter Marta Falconi contributed from Rome