Expert: For the First Time After the Tragedy, Poles Are Not United.
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It's important to be able to bounce back after a crisis, the psychotherapist emphasized in the context of the attack that took place in Krakow over the weekend. During the program "Radio Szczecin at Evening - Ask an Expert," Anna Borkowska-Makarewicz pointed out that anxiety is a natural reaction. She added that tragic events can be treated as a lesson for the future and lessons can be learned. "I think it's very important that we finally embrac…
The tragic events in Krakow have fueled political disputes and disinformation. Experts point out that this time, the national tragedy has not united Poles, but has instead deepened existing divisions.
The attack in Krakow is the first major tragedy that failed to unite Poles, Professor Katarzyna Bąkowicz from SWPS told PAP. Dr. Krzysztof Grzegorzewski pointed to the phenomenon of political parallelism in the media, which can be defined by the phrase: tell me what TV you watch, and I'll tell you how you'll vote. On Saturday, an attack took place in Krakow's Main Market Square. A 24-year-old man drove his car into the square. The article, "Expe…
German media reporting on the attack in Krakow point out that in the case of Poland the problem was not "imported terrorism" but tensions in Polish society.
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