AdvertisementA German City With Debt Problems Of Its OwnNovember 12, 2012Soraya Sarhaddi NelsonfacebookEmailThe main street in Oberhausen — Germany's most indebted city — is dotted with vacancies. Despite its economic woes, Oberhausen, like other western German cities, must make "reunification" payments to the former communist East. The payments help explain German voters' reluctance to bail out Greece and other eurozone countries. (AFP/Getty Images)