It's important to note the other side of the medal: Today's inflation is to a large degree caused by the expansionist money policy that was necessary to prevent a Greece financial collapse (which would have undermined the Euro as a whole). Greece financial problems were, at least to a significant degree, caused by debt-financed social expenses that are unheard of in Germany. So the conclusion that German workers are financing Greek's early retirements is not completely bullocks.

It's very important to understand that Greek's government also played the "Germany is at fault" or "Germany has to pay" card very effectively, when Germany's government played the "Lazy Greeks" card to justify their own fiscal policy.