3 Croatian Nazis sentenced

Croatian court in the city of Krizevci sentenced 3 young Croatians to 10 days in jail for promoting intolerance and discrimination. The 3 men were arrested for attempting to organize a concert of a German band Blue Max.
Although banned in Germany, Blue Max has a cult following among neo-Nazis and the gig in Croatia, where Nazis are adored by many young Croatians, was to headline them along with a local Croatian “swastika-lickers called Strong Survive” or The SS. Video of the SS song called San (dream) is also available on the YouTube and is filled with Croatian Nazi imagery that follow the singer’s shouting about the ancestor dreams etc…
Incidentally, to avoid having the Nazi stuff delisted from various search engines, the word Nazi is spelled as “nutsi” or a variation thereof.
Anyway, the 3 young jailed Croatians are part of the Croatian Nazi organization called Hrvatski Nacionalisti (Croatian Nationalists) whose web site, http://www.hrvatskinacionalisti.org/, appears to have been blocked although a view of it can be gotten via Google cache.
The website pays tribute to various Nazi sympathizers, pays anniversary to various Croatian Ustasha WWII offensives while Hitler’s allies, and on a more modern tone, promotes the fashion look for the “holiness of Aryan blood”.
The Hrvatski Nacionalisti movement is completed with their own YouTube channel. Below is a group of some of the Croatian Nationalist members.
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