At the call of an Italian fascist movement, a rally was organized on January 7, 2025, to commemorate the 1978 killings of three far-right teenage activists—Franco, Francesco and Stefano. Two were shot dead by suspected far-left militants in Rome, while the third was killed by police. The killings have become known as the "Acca Larentia massacre." Every year, Italian fascist movements rally on January 7 and hold a commemorative ceremony. This year, a number of fascist and neo-Nazi groups from outside Italy also joined the rally, along the Acca Larentia road and in front of the former headquarters of the Italian Social Movement where the killings occurred. Numerous groups from France joined, as well as participants from Hungary and reportedly, from Sweden too. The full report provides details.
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