The Telegraph: Most Germans want Greece thrown out of euro

The scale of public resistance throughout Europe to a potential Greek bail-out has become clear as it emerged that the majority of Germans think the Mediterranean nation should be thrown out of the euro if its problems deepen.
The findings underline the dilemma faced by eurozone ministers, who last week pledged to support the country if necessary, but stopped short of unveiling an explicit bail-out.
Lisa Hintz of Moody's said: "Make no mistake, a Greek default is another potential credit crisis in the making... it is not just the writedown of Greek debt; it is the mark-to-market of other sovereign debt.
"That would bankrupt the bulk of the European banking system, which is why it is unlikely to be allowed to happen."