Young historical reenactors in period military dress are seen after the ceremony. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress cross a street. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors march in front of a statue of French General Charles de Gaulle. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A historical reenactor marches in front of a statue of French General Charles de Gaulle. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress cross a street. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Young historical reenactors in period military dress are seen after the ceremony. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A historical reenactor in period military dress salutes during the ceremony. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A historical reenactor talks to a friend after the ceremony. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

An armband bearing the symbol of the Warsaw Uprising is seen during the ceremony. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A historical reenactor in period military dress is seen during the ceremony. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

The Polish flag is seen on the uniforms of soldiers of the Polish army. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

The rotunda of the Polish Parliament is seen behind assembled soldiers. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Wreaths are laid along the street leading to the Polish Parliament. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A period-accurate first aid armband is seen during the parade. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress are seen in the parade. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A historical reenactor in period military dress looks through binoculars. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress march in the parade. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress march in the parade. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A young boy in period military dress carries a large machine gun. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress are seen in the parade. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress march in the parade. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Historical reenactors in period military dress are seen in the parade. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A Mass of remembrance for the fallen takes place. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

An elderly member of the parade is assisted in a wheelchair. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Members of the parade stand under the statue of Christ bearing the cross. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A Mass of remembrance for the fallen takes place. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Congregants wearing sashes in the colours of the Polish flag stand during the Mass for the fallen. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Boys in period dress hold flags during the mass for the fallen. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Congregants hold flags during the Mass for the fallen. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A Mass of remembrance for the fallen takes place. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

A soldier helps an elderly woman up stairs to the church. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.

Soldiers gather underneath a statue of Christ bearing the cross. On the afternoon of the 14th of February, Poland celebrates the National Day of Remembrance of the Home Army Soldiers, a state holiday commemorating the Polish underground militias during World War II. After a Mass for the fallen at the Basilica of the Holy Cross, a Parade of Respect passes through the streets of Warsaw in the direction of the Monument to the Polish Underground State and the Home Army at the Polish Parliament, where a wreath-laying ceremony takes place.