Will there be any days when everything is closed due to mourning? I'm going to go to Poland this weekend and am afraid that all the shops etc will be closed.
Mourning in Poland - everything closed?
dagenhamdave
12 Apr 2010 / #2
Does anyone have any info on this? Is public transport running as normal, for example? Any flight changes or cancellations?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Yesterday every hypermarkets were closed... probably there won`t be clubs opened for 7 days.
Any flight changes or cancellations?
Sorry, don't know.
Is public transport running as normal, for example?
Yes.
Radio stations are not playing loud music, unless it's an old 80's rock ballard. Eska Rock is not worth listening to. TV is rubbish... old patriotic films and constant reminders of the crash.
For a nation in mourning I don't see many flags at the entrance of buildings, but this will increase as the week goes on.
I think that most things that hint at enjoyment have been canceled, sport, concerts, etc.
Business, shops are open as usual. I don't know about tourist attractions... museums etc.
A lot of people are resigned to it, fed up with it and just plodding on. Some don't care and of course some are mourning in the way that they choose.
Mr Grunwald 33 | 2133
12 Apr 2010 / #5
TV is rubbish... old patriotic films and constant reminders of the crash.
I am off to boost my patriotism
polska1256
12 Apr 2010 / #6
Apr 14, 10, 05:24 - Thread attached on merging:
People are mourning already
h t tp://w ww.zazzle.com/lech_kaczynski_1949_2010_poster-228632112199440247
It seems a bit fishy if you ask me....Poland crashing in Russia, to commemorate a Russian massacre against the Poles?
People are mourning already
h t tp://w ww.zazzle.com/lech_kaczynski_1949_2010_poster-228632112199440247
It seems a bit fishy if you ask me....Poland crashing in Russia, to commemorate a Russian massacre against the Poles?
I thought the week of mourning had officially finished ;) ;) ;)