Tens of thousands of people, including the President of Poland Karol Norucki and the Prime Minister of the Republic Donald Tusk, participated in a march in memory of the victims of attack in Krakow, the "Guardian" reports. Those present left many candles and flowers at the scene of the tragedy.
On November 7, a masked man in military uniform opened fire on Krakow's main market square, killing six people and wounding 15 others, including a Russian citizen. During the arrest, the shooter was also injured and died later in the hospital.
Tusk called the incident a terrorist attack; The Polish Ministry of Defense stated that the man did not serve in the army and is not related to it. The Ministry of the Interior believed that the perpetrator acted alone and held "extreme views".
Photo: Yaakov Porzitzky/Reuters.