Leonid Sviridov. Traditional March of independence was held in the Polish capital on Wednesday in a fairly quiet environment, law enforcement agencies did not record any serious violations, reports journalist Last news .

in the March of independence attended the Commissioners of the Patriotic and nationalist organizations in Poland. The procession is traditionally organized eleven November on the independence Day of Poland. According to the Polish media, the demonstration was attended by about 70 thousand people.


the head of Poland Andrzej Duda sent a letter to the organizers and attendees of the March of independence. The text of the message of the leader of the country was read by the presidential Advisor Andrzej Pawlikowski.

Duda said that independence Day is for poles one of the main national holidays - " they are pretty young and ardent Polish heart." He expressed satisfaction that in Patriotic activities involved many young people.

"Thanks to all who this Day honors the memory of our heroes ", - reported in a letter to the President of Poland.


This year the March of independence was held under the slogan " Poland for the poles. Poles for Poland ". The procession started from the square of Dmowski in the Polish capital, the protesters crossed the Poniatowski bridge to the other side of the Vistula.

"The protesters behaved quite calmly, the law enforcement agencies controlled the situation ", - declared to the correspondent a press-the Secretary of the Moscow police Mariusz Mrozek.

The marchers carried red and white flags of Poland, occasionally lit firecrackers and flares. This year, law enforcement agencies did not record any serious violations.

in the hands of the participants of the March were banners: "the Poles - that's us!", "the iniquity of the UPA (Ukrainian insurgent army) - remember!", "Great Catholic Poland ". In addition, there were posters associated with the migration crisis in the EU and refugees. March of independence calmly concluded with a rally and a concert near the National stadium.

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