Poland Celebrates 106th Independence Day

Poland Celebrates 106th Independence Day

Participants of horses dressed as medeaval nighst are seen during the Independence Day march in Warsaw, Poland on 11 November, 2024. A march organized by far-right, nationalist organizations was allowed to proceed after Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski announced permits would granted. In previous years numerous clashes with riot police occured after far-right supporters initiated acts of vandalism. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

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