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Peace Action ‘Nationalism Kills’ Tomorrow

Published: November 8, 2013
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Nacionalizam_ubijaOn occasion of the international day against fascism, representatives of the Association for social research and communication (UDIK) will organize tomorrow a peace action called ‘Nationalism Kills’ on the square fra Grgo Martić in front of the Sarajevo Cathedral Heart of Jesus.

The aim of the action is to send a message that fascism that is now promoted through nationalism is disastrous for every society and individual. Visitors and organizers will also pay tribute to the victims of fascism so that in the future they could build a healthier community and promote positive social values.

Representatives of other nonprofit organizations, as well as citizens will attend the peace action.

(Source: Fena)

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