Some boys marched through the streets of Lucca, where the Lucca comics & games (one of the most important European events for fans of comics and video games) disguised as soldiers of the Nazi army. The group took care of the costumes in all their details and presented themselves with lots of fake tank, band with swastika on the arm and flags with Celtic crosses in their hands. However, the exhibition did not please everyone and sparked a lively discussion among those present. One visitor, in particular, turned to the group (committed to meeting the requests for selfies and photos of other festival participants). "Shame on you – he told them – Nazism is not a game. And this is an apology of Nazism, which is forbidden ". The scene, filmed in a video, was published by the social group Welcome to Favelas and in these hours is making the rounds of the web
video of Welcome to Favelas
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