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TEHRAN, November 12 -Tens of thousands of nationalist and fascist demonstrators have taken to the streets in the Polish capital of Warsaw, attending a rally on the country’s Independence Day.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -Tens of thousands of nationalist and fascist demonstrators have taken to the streets in the Polish capital of Warsaw, attending a rally on the country’s Independence Day.
An estimated 60,000 advocates of Polish far-right political parties along with nationalist campaigners from elsewhere in Europe joined the march on Saturday, in what was believed to have been one of the largest such gatherings in the world.
The Warsaw rally, coinciding with Poland’s 99th anniversary of independence, had been organized partly by neo-fascist groups such as the National-Radical Camp (ONR), the National Movement (RN), and the All-Polish Youth (MW).
Source: RT
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