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Massacre in Krakow square leaves six people dead

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Map: Cracovie, Pologne

Six people were killed in a massacre in a square in Krakow, Poland, including a British national. Nationals of Austria, the United Kingdom, Germany, Portugal and Russia were among the injured, Maroela Media reports.

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