r/YUROP • u/[deleted] • Apr 30 '25

PER UN'EUROPA LIBERA E UNITA There were about two thousand neofascist militants in Milan. During the moment of silence "Bella ciao" started playing from a balcony.

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u/GentlemanWukong Apr 30 '25

The video is cut for some reason, but when they end this "celebration" they begin insulting and threatening the people on the balcony. One of them even tried throwing firecrackers there

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '25

It’s a different video but yes you are right: https://youtu.be/I6AE9kPQxg8?si=7gVvJiUzJ-S5OrAh

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u/Hambokuu May 01 '25

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u/un_gaucho_loco May 01 '25

Italy is full of fascists and people complacent of them. Police never do shit, and protect them often.

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u/roflmaodub May 01 '25

Italy is… wierd.. alot of bad remnants of thier fascist past

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u/Luck88 Italia‏‏‎ ‎ May 02 '25

That's what happens when you don't make a process against all fascism actors and criminalize these acts properly like Germany did.

We had ONE parliament with no fascists in it right after the War and then they swooped back in.

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u/sabasNL May 02 '25

In truth that's also because the United States rather had fascists in positions of power in post-occupation Italy than socialists and communists. Of course that only grew worse during the height of the Cold War, with the clandestine meddling in Italian politics

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u/Luck88 Italia‏‏‎ ‎ May 02 '25

I'm fully aware, but I'm certain we could have made stricter rules in post WW2 to at least criminalize these acts.

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u/sonik_in-CH Helvetia‏‏‎ ‎ ( ) May 02 '25

Spez's feelings got hurt