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Listen to five thousand people singing the Polish National Anthem at the Royal Albert Hall in London on 11 November 2018, celebrating the 100th anniversary of Poland regaining independence.
We were there, too.
Meanwhile, in POLAND 🇵🇱
Poles are taking to the streets today to mark Poland’s Independence Day, with celebrations and marches taking place across the country.
11th November marks Poland’s return to independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition and foreign rule.
The annual Independence March in Warsaw is expecting a record turnout of up to 500,000.
“A Pole is the Host in Poland.”
🚨🇵🇱 SEA OF RED AND WHITE IN WARSAW! ENORMOUS CROWDS FILL POLAND’S CAPITAL FOR THE 108TH INDEPENDENCE DAY — AS THE MARCH AGAIN SPARKS DEBATE OVER THE “FAR-RIGHT” LABEL!
WARSAW, NOVEMBER 11, 2026 — REMARKABLE SCENES FROM POLAND!
Aerial footage shared by Mario Nawfal shows enormous crowds stretching along Warsaw’s streets, with thousands of Polish flags waving above the marchers.
Families, young people and older generations are joining the annual Independence March, one of Poland’s largest patriotic gatherings.
🇵🇱 “POLAK W POLSCE GOSPODARZEM!”
“A POLE IS THE HOST IN POLAND!”
The slogan, used by this year’s organisers, expresses their position on Polish sovereignty and national identity.
The march has nationalist organisers and has previously attracted far-right groups, leading international media to frequently describe it in political terms.
But the footage also shows families and ordinary participants celebrating the anniversary of Poland regaining independence in 1918, after 123 years of partition.
THE SCALE IS EXTRAORDINARY — BUT AN OFFICIAL ATTENDANCE FIGURE HAS NOT YET BEEN CONFIRMED.
🇵🇱 108 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE. THOUSANDS OF FLAGS. WARSAW FILLED WITH MARCHERS.
🎥 Warsaw, Poland — November 11, 2026. Footage shared by @MarioNawfal.