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Poland's president joins a nationalist march as the country reels from the Krakow shooting

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Polish President Karol Nawrocki participated in a large nationalist march in Warsaw on Wednesday for Poland’s Independence Day. The event drew hundreds of thousands of right-wing supporters waving national flags and chanting slogans. This demonstration occurred following a fatal shooting over the weekend in Krakow, which police believe was carried out by a far-right perpetrator, raising concerns about violent extremism in the country.

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On November 11, 2026, thousands gathered for a far-right march in Warsaw, Poland, amidst tight security measures and political tension following a mass shooting that killed six people in Krakow. The annual Independence Day march, which has been held since 1918 to commemorate the end of partition by Russia, Prussia, and Austria, drew criticism from governing centrists who accuse it of promoting racism and antisemitism, while participants claim it expresses national pride under the motto "A Pole is the host in Poland." Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed for restraint amid heightened political divisions after ministers suggested that far-right ideology motivated the Krakow gunman. The march also saw increased international participation, with nationalists from across Europe expected to attend.

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Polish President Karol Nawrocki joined hundreds of thousands of right-wing demonstrators, waving red-and-white national flags and chanting slogans, at an annual march on Wednesday to mark the country’s Independence Day.

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The demonstration organized by nationalists came amid concerns about violent extremism after a deadly shooting in the touristic center of southwestern Krakow on Saturday, which authorities attributed to a far-right gunman.

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WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Polish President Karol Nawrocki joined hundreds of thousands of right-wing demonstrators, waving red-and-white national flags and chanting slogans, at an annual march on Wednesday to mark the country’s Independence Day. asserted

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The demonstration organized by nationalists came amid concerns about violent extremism after a deadly shooting in the touristic center of southwestern Krakow on Saturday, which authorities attributed to a far-right gunman. asserted

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