The Independence March gathered crowds. The capital's police estimate them at a quarter of a million people

On November 11, Poland celebrates Independence Day, marking the 108th anniversary of regaining independence. Organizers of the Independence March anticipated record attendance, with estimates ranging from 120,000 to 250,000 participants. Various sources reported differing figures, with Onet estimating 120,000 to 160,000 attendees and Wirtualna Polska suggesting around 150,000. The Warsaw Security Center provided a higher estimate of approximately 250,000 participants, emphasizing the importance of safety during the event.

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