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Novi Sad mayor demands apology from singer after concert cancellation
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Updated 5d ago |
Created Mar 08
Mayor Zarko Micin of Novosad has called for Croatian singer Toni Cetinski to apologize following the artist's decision to cancel his upcoming show due to accusations that a local hall was used as an extermination center during WWII, with authorities stating he is spreading brutal falsehoods and deceiving public.
Key Points
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1Novi Sad Mayor Zarko Micic has split Croats in Serbia by stating the SPENS sports hall was a refugee reception center, not an extermination camp.
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2Singer Toni Cetinski canceled his concert due to furious backlash for allegedly lying about and deceiving people regarding historical events at Novi Sad's Spens Hall.
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3Mayor Micic claims he has proven with evidence that there were never concentration camps in the SPENS sports hall, calling them 'brutal lies'.
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4The controversy involves Cetinski admitting to spreading false information while locals express shock over his untruths regarding their city.
Developments
[Mar 10]
Toni Cetic splits Croats in Serbia; Cetinsky cancels concert amid backlash for lies and deception.
[Mar 9, Mar 8 - Multiple sources report same events on these dates] (Specific times vary by source)
Mayor Micic states SPENS was a reception center not an extermination camp; Cetinski faces accusations of lying and insulting the public.
[Mar 8]
Novi Sad Mayor Zarko Micici publicly responds to Toni Ceticini, stating there were never concentration camps in SPENS sports hall; Cetinski admits he lied and deceived the public.
Toni Cetić splits Croats in Serbia over whether Novi Sad's sports hall was a camptranslated
Telegram.hr
5d ago
Cetinsky cancels concert amid furious backlash over lies and deception; when will he admit the truth?translated
Tportal.hr
5d ago