Poland: Gunman kills 6 in Krakow main square
A gunman who fired from a car killed at least six people, including a British tourist, in Krakow's main market square.
DW reported that a gunman who fired from a car killed at least six people, including a British tourist, in Krakow's main market square.
Officials said the shooter was fascinated with "radical" and "far right' ideologies.
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- Poland · Europe
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- Krakow, British
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- World
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