A meeting in Głogów drew a sizable crowd as Karol Nawrocki, the head of the Institute of National Remembrance, spoke to locals in the Lower Silesian region. The turnout highlighted broad interest in his message, with attendees traveling from nearby towns in the days leading up to the event, eager to hear firsthand what the candidate had to say and to gauge his approach to national memory, security, and public policy for Poland.
The President of the Institute of National Remembrance, Dr. Karol Nawrocki, a civilian candidate supported by Law and Justice, spoke to residents of Głogów in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship.
The hall proved inadequate for the interest generated by the speech, as many listeners stood along the back walls and outside the doorway, underscoring how many people wanted to participate in the conversation and learn about the candidate’s priorities for the country and its future security framework.
Participant accounts
Law and Justice MP Paweł Jabłoński shared a video on social media that stitched together voices from people who attended the gathering with the presidential candidate.
People tell it like it is – and there’s no need to force anyone’s hand
— he wrote.
The voice of the people
What did the participants say after the meeting?
A young attendee remarked, “I am very happy with this meeting and the turnout,” signaling enthusiasm about how the event unfolded and the interest shown by residents.
Many attendees asked questions, received candid answers, and, in some cases, expressed a wish for the president, the future president, to secure victory in the first round.
Another supporter described the session as rich in concrete statements, noting that the room was so crowded that not everyone could enter.
A more senior participant said she respected Nawrocki’s courage and determination, acknowledging that the upcoming six months would be challenging but essential for progress.
A final speaker in the video offered well wishes for the doctor’s campaign and reiterated hopes for electoral success.
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