So one of you decent people informed me about this mural and the history: "The graffiti is about the Baldenich operation, that is an episode of the WWII: 12 partisans managed to rescue 70 prisoners from the fascists." (I'll post the wiki in the comments). What I didn't recognize is the vandalism, which I thought was just dumb kids, was actually fascist symbolism. Which they also informed me of.

But I still really like the mural, so I cropped out the bull shit extremist shit, and posted the good bits. Because I still want to share this cool piece and the history. And as someone who tries to appreciate all that was sacrificed WWII (even though it is virtually impossible to put yourself in their shoes), I think it's important history for people to know.