Croatians March Against Far-Right Resurgence and Historical Revisionism

Thousands of people demonstrated in Croatia's capital, Zagreb, on Sunday. They protested against the growing influence of far-right groups and efforts to rewrite the history of the country's World War II era. The marchers specifically denounced any attempts to glorify the Ustasha regime. This was a Croatian government that collaborated with Nazi Germany. Similar rallies also occurred in other major cities, including Rijeka, Pula, and Zadar. The coordinated events highlight a national debate over historical memory and modern nationalism.