Far-right protesters gathered in Sofia on Saturday to pay tribute to World War II General Hristo Lukov, a politician known for his Nazi affiliations. The annual 'Lukovmarch' is an event hosted by Bulgarian National Union - a organisation with allies in various countries worldwide. "We are coming here because we need to strengthen bones with other nationalists in Europe,” said Pear, far-right activist from Sweden's North Resistance Movement. Organisers won a court order overturning the city mayor's ban on the rally. The organisers believe Lukov was not an anti-Semite but a war hero, and that they are not neo-fascists. Far-right...