Thousands of supporters of WKS Śląsk Wrocław football club celebrated as players paraded through the streets with the trophy following victory in the Polish league championship.

Several thousand football supporters of WKS Śląsk Wrocław football club celebrated in Wroclaw Market Square after their team won the Polish league championship for the second time in the club's history.

Polish nationalist celebrate Independence Day in Wroclaw. The demonstration was registrated as "March of the Patriots". There was also a protest of anti-Fascists who attempted to block nationalists. Poland. 11th November 2011

Polish nationalist celebrated Independence Day in Wroclaw. The demonstration was registrated as "March of the Patriots." There was also a protest of Anti-Fascists and the attempts to block the march of the nationalists. Wrocław. Poland. 11/11/2010

About 40,000 trade union activists from around Europe marched in Wrocław to protest low wages under the banner "Yes to European solidarity, jobs and workers rights". Poland. 17th September 2011

Equality Parade by the Campaign Against Homophobia and demonstration for "Minority Rights" organized by Polish nationalists. Wroclaw, Poland

Polish 2012 champions Seahawks played against Giants PLFA (American Football top league in Poland) game. The Gdynia Seahawks beat the Wrocław Giants 32-28 in Gdynia.

Jean Michel Jarre takes part in the Independence Day Parade in Gdansk. on photo : Jean Michel Jarre . Gdansk, Poland 11/11/2010

About 1500 people took part in the anti-racist parade in Wroclaw. The event was aimed at the affirmation of attitudes of openness, freedom, equality, tolerance and against aggression and activity of the extreme right.

After "Hoods march," around 20 minor nationalists broke into CRK - independent social-cultural center in Wroclaw. Police intervened and arrested burglars who were inside buildings. The only damage were broken window and doors.

Duran Duran performs in the Euro 2012 Wroclaw Fan Zone. The performance, of the English pop/rock band, is one of the last major events in Wroclaw Fan Zone during the EURO 2012 finals.

150,000 Polish football fans visited Wroclaw for the Poland vs Czech Republic Euro 2012 match. Czech Republic edged out Poland 1 - 0. It was last match in Wroclaw during EURO 2012 finals.

In the Wroclaw Fan Zone, a large community of Ukrainians living in Poland and the Swedish fans support their national teams playing the first match in the UEFA Euro 2011. The match ended 2-1 with the victory a Ukrainian victory.

The trade union "Solidarnosc" organise a demonstration of taxi drivers who opposed deregulation of their profession. More than forty cars passed through the city center to the Lower Silesian Governor's office.

About 300 demonstrators with colorful balloons and banners marched in the annual Equality Parade in the city center of Wroclaw. Polish nationalists tried to disrupt the march of the LGBT community.

Clashes between fans and security by the gates of cram-full Wroclaw Fan Zone as some supporters were unable to get inside Fan Zone. Wroclaw hosted the match between Poland vs Czech Republic before 150 000 football fans.

In Wroclaw 150 000 Polish football fans watch and express their disappointment during the Poland vs Czech Republic match. The game ended 1-0 with the victory of Czech Republic.