Germans to Greeks: 'Get Out of EU'
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A poll by Stern magazine on Tuesday said nearly half of Germans want Greece to leave the euro-zone, while only 39 percent want Greece to stay.
The poll numbers highlight the growing controversy in the EU, as countries in Europe collide over how to handle the crisis. Germany seems to be in one corner, and most of the EU in the other.
The survey also showed two-thirds of Germans expressed a lack of understanding for those Greeks who support politicians who oppose austerity measures.
The poll numbers highlight the growing controversy in the EU, as countries in Europe collide over how to handle the crisis. Germany seems to be in one corner, and most of the EU in the other.
The survey also showed two-thirds of Germans expressed a lack of understanding for those Greeks who support politicians who oppose austerity measures.
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