SerbiaIn Loznica, Serbia, the former state holiday 'Dan borca' (Day of the Fighter), celebrated on July 4th, was commemorated with the laying of wreaths at the monument of Georgije Jakšić and the memorial of Vladi Zečević in the high school park. Representatives from the Serbian Army, the City of Loznica, the Russian Federation Embassy, the local SUBNOR committee, and other supporters of freedom traditions participated in the ceremony. Milan Jugović, assistant mayor of Loznica, emphasized the importance of preserving the nation's history and honoring ancestors who fought for Serbia's independence during World War II. He highlighted Loznica's rich historical legacy and its significant contribution to the resistance against Nazi occupation. The event included speeches about the sacrifices made by civilians and soldiers during both world wars, with a focus on the anti-fascist struggle. During World War II, over 4,500 fighters from Loznica responded to the call for uprising, and many did not return. The area also suffered numerous civilian casualties, including nearly 3,000 people in Draginac.
Lecture du biais (Droite): The article emphasizes national pride, historical sacrifice, and the commemoration of wartime heroes, using strong patriotic language and highlighting the contributions of the Serbian people in resisting fascism. It frames the event as a celebration of national identity and heritage, with references
Pourquoi ces scores (Factualité 85 · Objectivité 60): The article provides factual details about the commemoration event in Loznica, including participants and quotes from officials. However, it leans strongly toward nationalistic rhetoric, emphasizing Serbian sacrifice and pride without presenting alternative perspectives.
