From The Boston Globe · · 50s
Poland Marks National Mourning After Mass Shooting
Poland begins two days of national mourning after 24-year-old far-right attacker kills six in Krakow.
In brief
Poland begins two days of national mourning after 24-year-old far-right attacker kills six in Krakow. Poland declared national mourning after a far-right extremist killed six people in a Krakow square attack. Originally reported by The Boston Globe.
National Mourning Begins
Poland starts two days of national mourning after a 24-year-old man with far-right views killed six and wounded 15 in Krakow.
Attack Details
The attacker died after police shot him; three family members also died from gunshot wounds at his home.
Victims and Wounded
Six killed: four women, two men; one U.K. citizen; 15 wounded including five non-Poles from U.K., Portugal, Russia, Germany, Austria.
Far-Right Connection
Interior Minister says attacker holds 'very radical' and 'ultranationalistic' views; fascinated by far-right ideologies.
The essence
Poland declared national mourning after a far-right extremist killed six people in a Krakow square attack.
