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Croatian leaders have slammed pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic chants by Hajduk Split football fans before their UEFA Conference League match against Ajax, while Israel’s embassy voiced shock.
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embassy → slam → shock
Groups of Hajduk Split fans, known as the Torcida, marched through the coastal town of Split before Thursday’s match chanting: “Crush the Jews”, “Rise up Adolf (Hitler)” and “Let’s go Ustasha”, referring to the country’s World War II pro-Nazi regime, local media reported.
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media → know → regime
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all → veer → Madrid
Dozens of fans were detained before Thursday’s match for violence.
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Dozens → detain → violence
During the match, Torcida fans set off flares and other pyrotechnics in the stands, forcing more than a 10-minute stoppage.
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fans → set → stoppage
An investigation was opened into the pro-Nazi chants and suspects are being detained, police said.
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police → open → chants
President Zoran Milanovic in a Friday statement condemned the incident as “unacceptable and shameful”.
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Milanovic → condemn → incident
He urged swift action against the perpetrators to “show that there is no place in Croatia for the glorification of Nazism and Ustasha ideology”.
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He → urge → ideology
Israel’s embassy in Zagreb said on X it was “deeply shocked by the serious antisemitic incident that took place in Split and condemns it in the strongest possible terms”.
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that → say → terms
Conservative Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic also condemned “messages of anti-Semitism … completely at odds with the values we want to uphold in Croatian society”.
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we → condemn → society
Hajduk Split, who won the game 2-1, in a statement apologised to UEFA and Ajax who “witnessed scenes which we do not want Europe to remember”, while the Croatian football federation also condemned the incident.
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federation → win → incident
Croatia’s ultra-nationalist hardcore supporters have tainted the country’s image for years, notably by chanting pro-fascist slogans and displaying Ustasha symbols.
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supporters → taint → symbols
The Ustasha regime killed and persecuted hundreds of thousands of ethnic Serbs, Jews, Roma and antifascist Croatians.
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regime → kill → Serbs
Croatia were docked a point by UEFA after their fans painted a swastika on the pitch in Split in 2015, before a Euro 2016 qualifier with Italy.
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fans → dock → Italy
The perpetrators were never found.
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perpetrators → find → ?
In recent years, the country has seen a growing tolerance for its pro-Nazi past, and critics accuse authorities of failing to sanction the use of Ustasha emblems.
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critics → see → emblems
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