Pro-Nazi Chants At Ajax Match Arrests
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ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Police in the Croatian city of Split on Friday arrested at least a dozen fans of the Hajduk Split soccer team a day after unruly supporters held an anti-Semitic rally, clashed with officers and interrupted a match with the visiting Dutch team Ajax.
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In Split, Croatia, police arrested at least twelve Hajduk Split football fans who engaged in anti-Semitic chants and pro-Nazi behavior during a match against Ajax on Thursday night. The arrests came after thousands of supporters shouted insults against Jewish people and praised Adolf Hitler, leading to clashes with officers and a 12-minute disruption of the game when fans threw objects onto the pitch. This incident…
Arrests made for pro-Nazi chants at Hajduk Split-Ajax match in Croatia →2 articles from Al Jazeera on this storyIn Split, Croatia, police arrested at least twelve fans from Hajduk Split soccer club after they engaged in anti-Semitic behavior and disrupted a match against Ajax from the Netherlands. The day before the game, thousands of supporters marched through the city shouting offensive slogans towards Jews, praising Adolf Hitler, and displaying a mock coffin on a car targeting the Ajax team, which has historical ties to…
Croatian soccer fans arrested over anti-Semitic slurs during match with Amsterdam team →In Split, Croatia, police arrested at least 12 Hajduk Split soccer fans for hurling anti-Semitic slurs and disrupting a match against Ajax Amsterdam on Thursday night. The incident occurred after thousands of supporters marched with Nazi symbols prior to the game, leading President Zoran Milanovic and the government to condemn the actions and call for punitive measures. Croatia's soccer association criticized the…
Croatian soccer fans arrested over anti-Semitic slurs during match with Amsterdam team →Analysis
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Pro-Nazi chants before Ajax match slammed by Croatia leaders
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- 16 Oct
ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Police in the Croatian city of Split on Friday arrested at least a dozen fans of the Hajduk Split soccer team a day after unruly supporters held an anti-Semitic rally, clashed with officers and interrupted a match with the visiting Dutch team Ajax.
- 17 Oct
Milorad Pupovac, the political leader of ethnic Serbs in Croatia, who were the victims of the pro-Nazi regime in Croatia, said “it was just a question of time before we will reach this point that happened in Split.”
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17 Oct Arrests made for pro-Nazi chants at Hajduk Split-Ajax match in CroatiaIn Split, Croatia, police arrested at least twelve Hajduk Split football fans who engaged in anti-Semitic chants and pro-Nazi behavior during a match against Ajax on Thursday night. The arrests came after thousands of supporters shouted insults against Jewish people and praised Adolf Hitler, leading to clashes with officers and a 12-minute disruption of the game when fans threw objects onto the pitch. This incident…Al Jazeera
16 Oct Croatian soccer fans arrested over anti-Semitic slurs during match with Amsterdam teamIn Split, Croatia, police arrested at least 12 Hajduk Split soccer fans for hurling anti-Semitic slurs and disrupting a match against Ajax Amsterdam on Thursday night. The incident occurred after thousands of supporters marched with Nazi symbols prior to the game, leading President Zoran Milanovic and the government to condemn the actions and call for punitive measures. Croatia's soccer association criticized the…The Independent
16 Oct Croatian soccer fans arrested over anti-Semitic slurs during match with Amsterdam teamIn Split, Croatia, police arrested at least twelve fans from Hajduk Split soccer club after they engaged in anti-Semitic behavior and disrupted a match against Ajax from the Netherlands. The day before the game, thousands of supporters marched through the city shouting offensive slogans towards Jews, praising Adolf Hitler, and displaying a mock coffin on a car targeting the Ajax team, which has historical ties to…Toronto Star
16 Oct Pro-Nazi chants before Ajax match slammed by Croatia leadersCroatian leaders have strongly condemned pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic chants by Hajduk Split football fans before their UEFA Conference League match against Ajax in Split on Thursday. Local media reported that Torcida members chanted slogans such as “Crush the Jews,” “Rise up Adolf (Hitler),” and “Let’s go Ustasha.” Dozens of fans were detained for violence, and an investigation was launched after fans set off flares…Al Jazeera
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