Tens of thousands attend Polish nationalist march days after shootings
Tens of thousands of Polish nationalists gathered in Warsaw for the annual Independence Day March, following a recent shooting incident in Krakow. This event, held on November 11, marks the end of Poland's partition in 1918 and attracts various right-wing factions, including those aligned with the ruling Law and Justice party and more radical groups. The march reflects the growing nationalist sentiment in Poland amidst recent violence.
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