The Polish President And Prime Minister Will Take Part In The March Of Silence In Krakow
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The march is dedicated to the memory of those who died in Saturday's attack.
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Будет, увы, как во время сирен Варшавского восстания: кто-то будет стоять и молиться за невинных, а кто-то будет ехать и бибикать или жрать за обе щеки в кафе.
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