"This is a document that comprehensively assesses the losses incurred by Poland during World War Two … The government should decide what to do with this document," Mularczyk said.
He declined to name the exact figure but admitted, in an interview to the Tygodnik Sieci outlet, that its guess of "over a trillion" was close to the committee’s estimate.
This September, 1 marks 80 years since German troops occupied Poland in 1939. The lawmaker expressed hope that the Polish government would make the report public on that day.
Germany has repeatedly denied it owed Poland money after Warsaw waived all war reparations in 1953.
