One Turn
Large nationalist march in Warsaw days after Krakow shooting
Hundreds of thousands joined Poland's Independence Day march in Warsaw, including President Nawrocki, according to reports. Estimates ranged from tens of thousands to 500,000. The march came days after a shooting in Krakow that killed six people, including a Scottish man.
Why it matters
It shows political tension in Poland after the shooting.
Background
The march is held yearly on November 11.
The story so far
- Poland mourns Krakow shooting victims
- Poland mourns six killed in Krakow shooting
- Poland mourns Krakow shooting as gunman dies
- Large nationalist march in Warsaw days after Krakow shooting
Sources
- Le Monde ↗Nov 12, 3:30 AM ET
- France 24 ↗Nov 11, 2:31 PM ET
- NZZ ↗Nov 12, 1:22 AM ET
This summary was written automatically from the reporting linked above; follow the sources for the full story. How One Turn works.