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A parade was held in Split yesterday in memory of Frano Tenta, a young man who died in prison in Lepoglava in 1948. Participants gathered at Prokurative, from where they headed along Marmontova and Plinarska streets towards Marjan, reports Index.
The participants in the procession wore scarves on their faces, torches in their hands, and had armbands in the colors of the Croatian tricolor. At the head of the column were Tenta's portrait and wreaths, and Croatian flags with the first white field were flown during the procession.
SPLIT – A procession in memory of the young Ustasha, Frano Tenta, passed through the center of Split on Saturday evening. The participants of the procession, dressed in black, with black hoods on their heads and masks that covered their faces so that only their eyes were visible, set off from Prokurative with lit torches towards
MEP Stephen Nikola Bartulica spoke out after the parade held in Split and praised the young people who participated in paying tribute to Frano Tenta.
From Prokurative to Marjan
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