Sentence examples for war compensations from inspiring English sources

Despite all the above, Greeks, loyal to their deeply rooted civilized values and love for peace, soon forgave the Germans, re-established friendships and harmonious relationship, etc., but that doesn't mean that Greece ever waived the demands for war compensations and repayment of loans.

Germany denies owing anything more after the 115 million marks it paid in 1960 in one of 12 war compensation deals it signed with Western nations.

Even if some of the war compensation money from the federal government is still stolen, more seems to be getting through.

"It is very strange to talk about this issue as if it were some kind of war compensation, making up for our colonization, or because President Kim wants it.

The move by key figures from two parties that are Ms Merkel's junior coalition partners broke a 25-year taboo on a subject that Berlin has consistently maintained is "closed"  – and followed repeated demands by the new Greek government for war compensation payments to help offset its deepening national debt.

In the current reports, the historians found that Switzerland returned millions of dollars in assets to German owners after the war in violation of the 1946 war compensation accord, which committed Switzerland to turning over money from the sale of German assets to the Allies to be used for compensating victims of the Nazis.

For the U.S. military, they are the spoils of war, compensation for the loss of life on that terrible day.

Their place was taken by the Heavenly Twins – the judge Lord Sumner and the banker Lord Cunliffe whose nickname derived from the "astronomically" high war compensation they wanted to demand from Germany.

Published interviews and memoirs by both men and women, unpublished testimony and post-war compensation claims testify to these and other shared experiences.

In the past thirteen years, Baghdad has failed to service any of its loans from countries like Russia and Saudi Arabia, while incurring an additional two hundred billion dollars in war-compensation claims from Kuwait.

The Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation Act was enacted in 1927, followed by the Black Lung Benefits Act, the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, the War Hazards Compensation Act, and the Railroad Retirement Act.