The Warsaw city government, which is controlled by the opposition, put the crowd at a million people at its peak.
In a speech peppered with references to Poland's past struggles for liberty, Donald Tusk, the main opposition leader, appealed for patriots to cast out a right-wing nationalist government that he said was pitting Poles against Poles, defiling the legacy of national heroes who had resisted foreign occupation.
Change for the better is inevitable, he said.
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