Krakow. March of Silence – Tribute to the Victims of the Attack
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A frantic search was underway for the loved ones of the 55-year-old man who was shot dead in Krakow's Main Market Square last Saturday, November 7th. His exact whereabouts were unknown for a long time. Today, his family has learned of the tragedy, and the painful circumstances surrounding the man's final moments have come to light. Only a fraction of a second was needed.
On Monday evening, residents and visitors of Krakow gathered in the Main Market Square to pay tribute to the victims of Saturday's attack during the March of Silence. Mayor Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk also participated. Mayor Łukasz Gibała of Krakow invited everyone to participate. The event began at 8:00 PM in front of the City Hall. From there, the mayor, prime minister, and the Metropolitan Archbishop of Krakow…
Thousands of people marched through Krakow in a silent procession. Investigators continue to search for a motive for the shooting, while fake images and videos glorifying the attacker are circulating online. Warsaw has beefed up security ahead of the national holiday.
Thousands of people in Krakow have thought of the victims of the attack on Saturday. Among the participants were President Navrocki and Prime Minister Tusk.
Thousands of Krakow residents and tourists gathered in Krakow's Market Square on Monday evening to pay their respects to the victims of Saturday's attack. Images of Karol Nawrocki and Donald Tusk marching arm in arm at the head of the silent march spread from Krakow to the world. As they departed, some of those gathered questioned with surprise whether the march had even taken place.
Thousands of people marched silently through the center of Krakow in memory of those who died or were injured in the weekend shooting.
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