| LATESTPUBLICATIONS "Opinions and Diagnoses" no 39
Poles on Democracy and Party System
no 40
Are We Living Better?
Reports | Kids and Teenagers Online – Parents and Grandparents about Use of Internet and Threats
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| Social Moods in the Last Quarter
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| School Students Summer Vacation in 2018
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| Election of Commune Heads and City and Town Mayors
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| Internet Safety
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| Political Party Preferences in October
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| The Memory of John Paul II Is Still Alive
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| Opinions about Parliament, President and Local Authorities
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| Mobilization of Voters before Local Elections
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| Social Moods in October
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| Criteria for Election of Councillors to Commune or City Council
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| Attitude to Government in October
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| Trust in Politicians before Local Elections
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| National Independence Day and Politics of Memory
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| Solemn Ceremony of Mushroom‑Gathering
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November 11 – National Independence Day
| Compared to 2008, the percentage of Polish people surveyed who celebrate Nov 11 has risen significantly. Ten years ago Independence Day was marked by about every other respondent (49%), while now almost three out of four (72%) say that they celebrate in some way on the date that Poland regained independence.
| The most popular ways of celebrating the 11th of November are to fly the national flag (43%) and take part in a Mass (29%). Less frequent is joining in public events and celebrations (18%), having a special dinner at home, or some other way of marking the occasion (11% each).
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| * Respondents could choose more than one answer.
| | More on this subject in the CBOS report.
| The above data comes from the ‘Current Events and Problems’ surveys of October 2008 and September 2018.
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