EU VALUES Croatian extremists played Thompson in front of the Serb National Council in Zagreb

(Patria) Several far-right extremists protested this morning (November 15) in front of the premises of the Serb National Council in Zagreb, on behalf of the Indigenous Croatian Party of Rights (A-HSP).

The gathering was led by A-HSP leader Dražen Keleminec, and upon arrival, the participants immediately displayed party and Croatian flags and played music by Marko Perković Thompson, who glorifies the Ustaše movement in his songs and performances.

Index reports that they immediately played Thompson's songs upon arrival, including "Bojna Čavoglave", and numerous police forces were present.

Keleminec also announced a political concert on December 28 in front of the apartment of Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević, stating that a previous concert for Thompson had been banned.

The gathered individuals expressed dissatisfaction with the recently opened exhibition "Legat" in honor of Dejan Medaković, calling him a "Chetnik ideologue".

Among the demonstrators was actor Alin Kavur, known as Dado from the series "Smogovci".

The police monitored the event, but there were no incidents.

A few days ago, the police prevented about 40 masked men from entering the premises during the opening of that exhibition.