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Delivery Cyclist Shouts Pro-Hitler Slogans, Threatens Protesters in Zagreb
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Delivery Cyclist Shouts Pro-Hitler Slogans, Threatens Protesters in Zagreb

From Veฤernji List · () Croatian

Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A food delivery man caused a disturbance at a prayer gathering in Zagreb's main square by shouting pro-Hitler slogans and threatening protesters.
  • The incident occurred in the presence of police, who did not immediately intervene to stop the man's verbal aggression.
  • The man eventually left the scene on his bicycle after the brief but intense confrontation.

A food delivery cyclist disrupted a prayer gathering and counter-protest in Zagreb's main square on Saturday morning, engaging in provocative behavior. The incident, which lasted about two minutes, occurred around 9:30 a.m. as a group of prayer attendees, joined by women, were gathered in a designated area, with protesters also present on the square.

Witnesses reported that the delivery man approached the protesters, who were accompanied by drummers. He then allegedly raised his right hand in a salute, shouted "Long live Hitler," and proceeded to threaten one individual with a beating from his bicycle's stick. The man appeared unfazed by the presence of numerous police officers surrounding the prayer group.

Long live Hitler

โ€” Food delivery cyclistThe provocative slogan shouted by the cyclist towards protesters at the Zagreb square.

According to reports, the cyclist even approached the police, stating his intention to hit people with a stick. Despite the verbal threats and insults, the police did not immediately apprehend him. One officer was observed filming the man throughout the incident. The confrontation ended when the man rode away on his bicycle towards Praลกka Street, leaving behind a tense scene.

I will beat people with a stick

โ€” Food delivery cyclistThe threat made by the cyclist towards individuals present at the gathering.
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Originally published by Veฤernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.