Halloween Decorations In Gdansk, Poland

Halloween Decorations In Gdansk, Poland

Halloween pumpkins made by the students on the stairs in front of Gdansk University of Technology are seen in Gdansk, Poland, on October 30, 2024. Halloween in Poland is not very popular. Poles celebrate All Saints' Day extensively, and the right-wing authorities fight Halloween celebrations in schools, claiming that it is a custom against the Catholic faith. (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto)

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