100,000 in Warsaw Mourn Dead Polish President
Sirene wail and church bells ring as the estimated 100,000 people gathered in Poland
capital to bid farewell to their former president.
Many asked to Warsaw Pilsudski Square carrying red and white flag with a black Poland tape to mourn President Lech Kaczyński, his wife and 94 other people, including many on
officer, killed in plane crash in Russia on Saturday.
Interim President Bronislaw Komorowski to the audience that by accident, their world the next "fall." Mr Kaczyński and his wife will be buried on Sunday after the funeral statehood in Krakow. Tens world leaders had planned to attend, but few have canceled their trip because of the ash a lot of cloud cover northern Europe. Mr Kaczyński had a trip to 22,000 Polish military honor ceremony and other officers executed by the Soviet POWs in the jungle in the Second World War. funeral Saturday, including the Catholic Mass, himne and honor military weapons. That will be followed by a night watch to Mr Kaczyński and his wife. VOA's Sonja Pace, in Warsaw, said that many people including people from all over the country and from all the Polish people from the trade union for school children. Many Polish words, but this time the sad tragedy that has helped to bring people together when they say goodbye to the president for the last time. Mr Kaczyński also crash on Saturday in the near Smolensk, Russia also killed Head of the armed forces of Poland, the director of central banks and foreign representatives minister. Other people were killed, including 90 years Ryszard Kaczorowski, last president in isolation while Poland was under communism, and leaders of workers iconic Anna Walentynowicz. Walentynowicz fired from a job as a crane operator at Gdansk in 1980, touching the strike that resulted in the establishment of trade unions and eventually decomposes Solidaritas communism in Poland. He was 80. Interim President Komorowski said that Poland will be the date of presidential elections announced next week.
Pope John Paul celebrated Mass Pilsudski Square for the first pilgrimage to Poland as pope in 1979.
capital to bid farewell to their former president.
Many asked to Warsaw Pilsudski Square carrying red and white flag with a black Poland tape to mourn President Lech Kaczyński, his wife and 94 other people, including many on
officer, killed in plane crash in Russia on Saturday.
Interim President Bronislaw Komorowski to the audience that by accident, their world the next "fall." Mr Kaczyński and his wife will be buried on Sunday after the funeral statehood in Krakow. Tens world leaders had planned to attend, but few have canceled their trip because of the ash a lot of cloud cover northern Europe. Mr Kaczyński had a trip to 22,000 Polish military honor ceremony and other officers executed by the Soviet POWs in the jungle in the Second World War. funeral Saturday, including the Catholic Mass, himne and honor military weapons. That will be followed by a night watch to Mr Kaczyński and his wife. VOA's Sonja Pace, in Warsaw, said that many people including people from all over the country and from all the Polish people from the trade union for school children. Many Polish words, but this time the sad tragedy that has helped to bring people together when they say goodbye to the president for the last time. Mr Kaczyński also crash on Saturday in the near Smolensk, Russia also killed Head of the armed forces of Poland, the director of central banks and foreign representatives minister. Other people were killed, including 90 years Ryszard Kaczorowski, last president in isolation while Poland was under communism, and leaders of workers iconic Anna Walentynowicz. Walentynowicz fired from a job as a crane operator at Gdansk in 1980, touching the strike that resulted in the establishment of trade unions and eventually decomposes Solidaritas communism in Poland. He was 80. Interim President Komorowski said that Poland will be the date of presidential elections announced next week.
Pope John Paul celebrated Mass Pilsudski Square for the first pilgrimage to Poland as pope in 1979.
