Amid demands for wartime compensation from Athens, and for deep economic reforms from Berlin, a majority of Germans now want Greece out of the eurozoneAt a newspaper kiosk in Wannsee, a well-to-do suburb in western Berlin, Christiane Schneider picks up her weekly television magazine and a book of suduko puzzles.She’s focused on finding out what’s on the television, sipping a coffee as she leafs through the listings. But the 67-year old retired bank clerk is easily distracted from the task when the question of Greece is brought up. Related: Tsipras to meet Merkel amid tensions between Greece and Germany Continue reading...
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