Poland’s Independence Day is said to have drawn close to a million people in Warsaw. But when SVT reported on the large National Day celebration, accusations of ”far-right extremism” received significant coverage. The same perspective was echoed in several Swedish news outlets—even though the march took place without any disturbances.
On Wednesday, November 11 was filled The streets of Warsaw were lined with Polish flags as hundreds of thousands of people took part in the annual Independence Day march. The celebration commemorated the country’s regained independence in 1918. Even the president Karol Nawrocki joined the procession, marking the first time a Polish president had participated.
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