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PHOTO GALLERY: 240,000 Poles in landmark pro-EU, anti-government protests




People march during an anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

A man stands under a giant Polish flag during anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

People wave EU and Polish flags as they march during anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

People march during an anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

People march during an anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

Opponents of Poland's conservative government march downtown streets to protest the country's direction under a conservative government that is accused of eroding the rule of law, in Warsaw, Poland, Saturday, May 7, 2016. The protest is also meant as a show of support for European values and the country's membership in the EU (AP)

People march during an anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

People march during an anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

People march during an anti-government demonstration organized by main opposition parties in Warsaw, Poland May 7, 2016 (Reuters)

Warsaw city hall said the protest drew some 240,000 people, making it one of the largest demonstrations since the 1989 collapse of communism in Poland.