A group of Lazio fans sang fascist chants in a notorious historic location in Munich on the eve of their group’s clash with Bayern Munich.
According to a report by La Gazzetta dello Sport, around a hundred Lazio fans collected in a notorious beer hall in Munich called Hofbräuhaus before the Champions League Round of 16 component versus Bayern Munich. They displayed the Duce salute and sang fascist chants in the historical brewery.
The beer hall is referred to as the location selected by German totalitarian Adolf Hitler to release the National Socialist German Workers’ Party. Here, the Nazi autocrat revealed the 25 points of his program, consequently beginning a reign of fear, resulting in the Second World War and the extermination of 6 million Jews.
Yesterday, an “Italian tourist” was “temporarily arrested” as he revealed the so-called Hitler salute in among the dining establishments in Munich, according to a regional cop who carried out the procedures informed La Presse.
Rome councillor Alessandro Onorato has actually criticised the Lazio fans’ gestures and stated that “they are mud on the team, and on all the fans and on the city of Rome.”
Trambak Bhattacherjee | GIFN
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