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Krakow shooting: gunman, 24, dies of his injuries

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The gunman, aged 24, died of his injuries after opening fire on the Main Square in Krakow on 7 November. The attack left six dead and 15 injured, and Poles are paying tribute to the victims, according to Le Monde.

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