How does anything you said contradict the idea that the descendants of the survivors of Germany's genocide in Namibia should at least receive a genuine apology

How does anything you said contradict the idea that the descendants of the survivors of Germany's genocide in Namibia should at least receive a genuine apology if Germany wants to account for past crimes its legal predecessor committed and benefited from? We can talk about other incidents you think are similar in nature and how we should deal with those. Multiple things can be bad at the same time. Can you be any more precise than "the Mongols" and "the Soviets"? Which incidents would you like to talk about, who were the victims, what was done to them, who did it and who today do you think benefits/suffers from what happened?