US EditionTony Ceninski Cancels Concert in Novi Sad, Jakov Jozinovič Does Not Plan to Attend
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While Jakov Jozinović says he will not cancel his performance in Novi Sad - Croatian veterans' associations are urging him to do so - Tony Cetinski and his family are facing death threats after he canceled his concert in Novi Sad.
TONY Cetinski canceled his concert at the SPENS Hall in Novi Sad after an appeal from veterans. Jakov Jozinović refused to cancel his performance.
Toni Cetinski canceled the concert that was supposed to be held in Novi Sad's SPENS, just a few hours before he was supposed to go on stage. He made the decision after he found himself in, as he said, a difficult situation and after hearing numerous testimonies of people in recent days, for whom that hall, which, he claims, served as a camp for Croatian prisoners, brings back difficult memories from the war nineties.
Some say that the real reason for canceling the concert is that Cetinski sold 3,500 tickets.
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