Racism and revisionism in Croatia: a wave of violence against Serbs.

17 November 2025

Serbian culture days in Croatia saw canceled events and attacks by masked groups, with authorities failing to react.

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Serbian culture days in Croatia, held every November, were marked by violence on November 14, 2025, when masked groups chanted nationalist slogans, leading to the cancellation of performances and attacks on exhibitions, all without a significant response from the authorities.


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