Gazeta Polska Clubs from all over the country have been heading to Warsaw since the early morning hours. Their goal is one – to take part together in this year’s Independence March! Around noon, the first members arrived near Dmowski Roundabout, from where the march will set off at 2 p.m.
The National Independence Day, celebrated on November 11, is one of those national holidays that are marked with exceptional enthusiasm in many Polish cities. However, it is in Warsaw that the Independence March has been organized regularly for several years now.
This year, the patriotic event is held under the media patronage of TV Republika – officially, for the first time in history.
But every year, both organizers and participants have to face the hostility of the capital’s authorities. As a reminder, it is precisely between November 8 and 16 that renovation works are carried out at the Central Railway Station – and similarly on the metro line.
The clubs are on their way!
Despite these “obstacles,” Gazeta Polska Clubs are already traveling to Warsaw. Members of the community at the House of Free Speech are heading to the capital from various parts of Poland, and some are already there. We’ve received the first photos! Around noon, the first club members gathered in the Gazeta Polska Clubs’ sector by the rotunda at Dmowski Roundabout.