Greeks evoke past injustices to overcome bailout shame


  • World
  • Wednesday, 02 Apr 2014

ATHENS (Reuters) - Germany is footing much of the bill for Greece's 237 billion euro bailout but Athens-trained dentist Aristomenis Syngelakis feels no gratitude; Berlin owes his country billions in reparations for Nazi crimes during World War Two, he says.

"They're wagging the finger at us while they are themselves the biggest cheats," says Syngelakis, stung by headlines in popular German newspapers calling Greeks lazy swindlers.

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