Jawohl! (σκληρόδετη έκδοση)

Why is Germany rearming at such speed? Who is the unseen adversary of tomorrow? Did the political and economic structures forged under Nazism truly vanish - or were they quietly integrated into a new European order? In this provocative and meticulously documented work, George Harvalias challenges the carefully polished image of a "virtuous" postwar Germany. He exposes enduring continuities of economic power, political leverage and strategic calculation that stretch from the Nazi era to our days. At the heart of the book lies the Greek case: concealed networks of dependency, entrenched corruption, and patterns of political subservience that persist-along with the unresolved moral and material debt from the devastation of Greece during the German Occupation. As Europe moves towards deeper military integration and Germany reclaims its continental authority, Jawohl asks a question few dare confront - Can power ever be trusted when the past remains unsettled? This is not merely history. It is a warning about the moral architecture of modern Europe. In Jawohl, journalist George Harvalias presents a rigorously documented study of Germany's outstanding obligations arising from the crimes of Nazi brutality-not only towards Greece but also towards the European nations that suffered devastation under occupation. He argues that Germany cannot evade these responsibilities without undermining its international standing and the very foundations of European legal culture. At a moment when Germany seeks full rearmament within a new European defense framework, fulfilling these historic obligations is not only a moral imperative but a prerequisite for credibility and trust, demonstrating that it has no intention of repeating the grave errors of the past. Prokopios Pavlopoulos, Former President of the Hellenic Republic Member of the Academy of Athens