Topolánek has reservations about Berlin’s plans for centre to honour ethnic Germans expelled after war

The Czech prime minister has expressed reservations about plans to build a centre in Berlin dedicated to the millions of ethnic Germans expelled from eastern European states after the war. When asked if he and Donald Tusk had reservations about the idea, Mr Topolánek simply replied, yes. For his part, the Polish prime minister said his country would remain opposed unless current German government plans for the centre were amended.