Poles Seeking to Settle German WWII Territorial Claims

Sounds like a headline from August 1939.

This time, it is the Poles who are pushing the German government to have its citizens finally renounce property claims from the end of WWII. Ever since Poland was shifted west to accommodate Stalin's larger Soviet Union, German private citizens have maintained claims on the property that they left behind in the now-Polish territory.

Now that Poland and a reunified Germany no longer have issues of larger Cold War politics dominating policy, a newly nationalistic Polish government would like to see these claims renounced. With the exception of ongoing issues with the Kurile Islands, this seems to be one of the few WWII territorial issues still floating around.

It seems like more festering territorial issues of the 21st century were born at Versailles, than at Tehran, Yalta, or Potsdam.