Neo-fascism

Maslen's parents, both 30 years old, were among 64 people killed by Nazi soldiers on a freezing Sunday morning in January 1945, a warning to others of the fate that awaited them should they be brave enough to aid the anti-fascist partisans of the Slovak National Uprising.

The youngest victim was 14 months old, a boy shot dead in the arms of his 11-year-old sister.

In one camp are those who take the battle to the streets, organising noisy protests and engaging in direct action. This is the traditional "Antifa" model favoured by more militant campaigners.

It is common practice for the establishment to occasionally wage battles aimed at consolidating its strength and boosting the confidence of its different components. In a similar way, Europe's systemic powers are fighting a war against the "nationalism," "racism," "nazism" and "fascism" of the purported extremist parties ahead of European Parliament elections in May.

Fascism will not pass, President Aleksandar Vucic said.

Turkey on Dec. 12 condemned Austria's move to ban the use of Rabia sign and Turkey's nationalist "Grey Wolves" salute.

Police chiefs are bracing for upheaval over the next few days ahead of the fifth anniversary of the killing of the 34-year-old rapper Pavlos Fyssas by a member of the neofascist Golden Dawn party. 

The ceremony, that included highest military honors, was organized to mark Victory Day over fascism in the Second World War, which President Aleksandar Vucic is spending in Moscow.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has made the nationalist "grey wolf" sign during a Justice and Development party rally in the southern province of Mersin, reports said.

Chairman of the SPO party in Schwechat David Stockinger thinks the fascist gatherings in the Austrian town of Bleiburg "must stop. "

In a statement to Tanjug, Stockinger stressed that he supported the initiative of Austrian parliament member Katarina Kuharovic (SPO), in this regard.

The historian Dubravka Stojanovic says that "nobody on the Serbian political scene has distanced themselves from the policies of Slobodan Milosevic."

According to her, "nobody has distanced themselves from the policies that led to crimes during the 1990s" while there have been "characteristics of fascism" in Serbia since then until today.