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Far-right march draws thousands in Warsaw
Huge Crowds Fill Warsaw for Poland's 108th Independence March
On November 11, organizers estimated up to a million people joined the annual Independence March, while police put it at 250,000—the largest since 2018. The event carried the slogan “Polak w Polsce gospodarzem,” drawing right-wing participants in a peaceful show of patriotism with flares and flags lighting the route. Prime Minister Donald Tusk, marking the day elsewhere, expressed hope for unity over division, amid ongoing political tensions including tribunal disputes. Supporters hailed it as a proud national moment without incidents, though some media labeled it far-right.