Kasjopea wrote that on October 8, 1944, the annual Pulaski Parade marched down Fifth Avenue in New York City as a protest against the fall of the Warsaw Uprising and the Allies' policy towards Poland. According to her, a few days earlier, John A. Pateracki, president of the General Pulaski Memorial Committee, announced in "The New York Times" that the march would oppose the unjust and un-American treatment of Poland by its allies. Kasjopea stated that 45,000 people participated in the parade with Polish flags draped in mourning crepe, and 250,000 people watched the route. She described the event as a sad funeral march. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #ParadaPułaskiego #PowstanieWarszawskie #Protest (translated)
