The Regional Prosecutor's Office in the central Polish city of Kalisz has applied to the local court for the temporary arrest of three men charged with inciting hatred for organising an anti-Semitic march in the city.
Poles owe their freedom to their own strivings, their courage and deep faith in the restoration of their country, Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Thursday in Warsaw at a ceremony marking Independence Day (Nov. 11) and the 103rd anniversary of Poland's return to statehood.
An Independence March marking Poland's Independence Day (Nov. 11) and the 103rd anniversary of the country's restoration to statehood, set off at 1 pm on Thursday from the centre of Warsaw.
Today marks the 103rd anniversary of Poland regaining independence after centuries of foreign rule.
Visitors to the city will not tread far without being confronted by waves of people chomping through approximately one million ‘Rogal świętomarciński’ – a decadent pastry filled with poppy seeds.
Poland's November 11 Independence Day is a special date, one of the most important dates in the calendar, filled with extraordinary patriotism and history, Poland’s president has said.
The head of the Office for Veterans and Repressed Persons has said that Poland's disputed annual Independence March will be held as an official state event this year.
A Warsaw appeals court rejected a request by Poland's prosecutor general to suspend the execution of an earlier court decision to ban a nationalist march in Warsaw.
The Public Prosecutor General, Zbigniew Ziobro, has brought an extraordinary appeal before the Supreme Court, requesting a lower court's decision prohibiting the registration of an Independence Day as a cyclical assembly to be revoked.
The Court of Appeal on Friday upheld the Wednesday ruling by a court in Warsaw in favour of Warsaw City Hall which had sought a ban on a far right march in central Warsaw on Independence Day, overturning a province governor's decision to grant the march priority status.
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