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A man from Osijek, who wrote "Serbs on willows" and "F**K JUDEN" in Makarska, was sentenced
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A man from Osijek, who wrote "Serbs on willows" and "F**K JUDEN" in Makarska, was sentenced

A 43-year-old man from Osijek, D. T., was sentenced to one year in prison with a three-year probation period for graffiti vandalism in Makarska. The court ruled that his actions constituted damage to property and incitement to violence due to the racist and discriminatory nature of the graffiti he painted. On November 3rd, 2025, he wrote 'FUCK JUDEN' and 'SRBE NA VRBE' on walls in Makarska, which were interpreted as expressions of hatred towards people based on their national, ethnic, and religious identity. He admitted to the offenses during his defense, expressed regret, and promised not to repeat such behavior. The court considered his remorse and willingness to compensate the victims as mitigating factors but emphasized the harm caused to citizens' feelings and public unrest.

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A man from Osijek, who wrote "Serbs on willows" and "F**K JUDEN" in Makarska, was sentenced

A 43-year-old man from Osijek, D. T., was sentenced to one year in prison with a three-year probation period for graffiti vandalism in Makarska. The court ruled that his actions constituted damage to property and incitement to violence due to the racist and discriminatory nature of the graffiti he painted. On November 3rd, 2025, he wrote 'FUCK JUDEN' and 'SRBE NA VRBE' on walls in Makarska, which were interpreted as expressions of hatred towards people based on their national, ethnic, and religious identity. He admitted to the offenses during his defense, expressed regret, and promised not to repeat such behavior. The court considered his remorse and willingness to compensate the victims as mitigating factors but emphasized the harm caused to citizens' feelings and public unrest.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced legal judgment without overt ideological slant. It reports on the judicial process, the content of the graffiti, and the court’s reasoning without favoring any particular political group. While the subject matter involves sensitive issues of racism and hate speech, no

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