All Saints Holiday In Poland

All Saints Holiday In Poland

People walk between graves decorated with flowers and candles at the landmark Rakowicki cemetery in Krakow Poland on November 1, 2023. All Saints Day in Poland is a very traditional family holiday. Crowds visit cemeteries all over the country to light candles and bring flowers for the deceased. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto)

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