Greece: Help not fully appreciated

				Dear reader,
				in order to give some perspective from eurozone core countries (read Germany) what could have been achieved already when Greece accepted all offers made by its European partners here some publications concerning offers and obstructions to/from Greece. As always you can expect some additions to the initial compilation from to time to time.
				Philipp Rösler, German minister of economics, Vice-Chancellor
				Wolfgang Schäuble, German minister of finance
Mar	13th	2012		Development Aid: Greek realities and German impatience
Mar	2nd	2012	#	Rösler insists on European (re)construction commissioner # (Die Welt )
Feb	29th	2012	#	Buildup of administration: Greece doesn't accept German offers #(Rheinische Post)
Feb	29th	2012	#	Rösler complaints about lack of interest in German econ. support (Der Spiegel)
Feb	29th	2012	#	Greeks not eager to get support # (NZZ Online) (CH, also concerning other core offers)
Feb	29th	2012	#	Greeks decline German help - Athens criticizes Rösler #(Volksfreund)
Feb	25th	2012	#	German tax collectors want to collect Greek taxes #(Der Spiegel)
Feb	21st	2012	#	EIB president Hoyer: "Greece needs a Marshall plan" #(Handelsblatt)
Feb	19th	2012	#	Schäuble: Help always requires somebody who is willing to accept it #(Bundesfinanzministerium)
Feb	14th	2012	#	Schäuble defends forced austerity for Greee # (Die Zeit)
Oct	21st	2012	#	Rösler rushes Greece to help #(Frankf. Neue Presse)(his visit in Greece)
Jul	27th	2011	#	Investment summit: Rösler and (German) economy want to help Greece # (Frankfurter Rundschau)
Jul	27th	2011	#	(German) Industry sees potential for investment in Greece acc. to Rösler # (ad hoc news)
				Please check also other 'positive news': European growth initiatives
			#	>> German language
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