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Serbia has been gripped by a wave of protests and clashes between citizens supporting students and government forces. Serbian media reports of violence by security forces against protesters have prompted international reactions, with Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić being called upon to investigate the violence and guarantee the right to peaceful demonstrations.
Recently, the name of one of Vučić's former close associates has been denounced, who seems to be committed to the idea of Nazism. It is Vuk Fatić, a former junior advisor in the president's cabinet.
The protesting students have published photos of the former advisor to the president's office from the SNS ranks on their official X profile.
"Do you know who the 'Nazi' is? It's your new former advisor in the president's office (SNS cadre, of course). And do you know how we know? We know this way," the students wrote and attached several photos from Fatic's Facebook profile as proof, nova.rs writes.
The photos show that Fatic glorifies Nazism and Adolf Hitler, and he even took a picture of a baby on which he placed Hitler's book "My World Order".
As previously reported by the media, Vuk Fatić, who is a controversial figure, was allegedly the leader of the Serbian Radical Party, and after the SNS came to power, he became the coordinator for cooperation with the media in the Cabinet of the President of the Republic, Tomislav Nikolić.
In 2012, the NUNS and UNS associations condemned the threat that Vuk Fatic sent to their journalist, who called him for a comment on a serious gaffe he made by taking a photo of his baby covered in Hitler's book "My World Order".
Fatic then reacted angrily, saying: "Just publish it and we've ended the collaboration forever."
The then-president of UNS, Ljiljana Smajlovic, said that "they should neither threaten journalists nor deny them information."
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