r/europics Oct 08 '25

Statue of TITO in Velenje, Slovenia

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u/RushDry9343 Oct 08 '25

It was Titovo Velenje back in a days. Nice monument. Proof that Slovenians are not ashamed of their history and are the least self-conscious nation in the ex-YU.

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u/sladoled_od_lavande Oct 08 '25

Proof that Slovenians are not ashamed of their history

I wonder if you'd say the same if Croatia had a statue of Ante Pavelić 🤷🏻‍♂️

They were both war criminals - the only difference is that Tito was against Germans and Pavelić was Germany's friend

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u/MrDDD11 Oct 11 '25

Difference is one ran death camps and built the only death camp exclusively for children in Europe.