assembly grounds in which Šešelj trampled on the Croatian flag and cursed at him, yelling another insult at Žigmanov in the process.) Žigmanov subsequently warned that anti-Croat sentiments were rising in the aftermath of these incidents. He welcomed a decision by Serbian police to prevent the Radical Party from holding a rally in Hrtkovci on the anniversary of Šešelj's 1992 speech, though he added, "the reason why this is happening, the downplaying of events from the 1990s in which Croats were the victims [...] hasn't disappeared." Šešelj subsequently purchased a house in Hrtkovci, an act that the Serbian media identified as an obvious provocation against the Croat community. Žigmanov told Blic, "his return to the place of suffering of Croats is not only frightful but it largely trivializes the war crimes, which causes disquiet among the local Croats." In response to this statement, senior Radical Party official and parliamentarian Vjerica Radeta again insulted Žigmanov, describing him as an Ustasha. 2020 election In November 2019, Žigmanov brought the DSHV into a new alliance known as the Vojvodina Front, which also includes the League of Social Democrats of Vojvodina (LSV) and the Vojvodina Party. He subsequently joined the LSV in a new parliamentary group called Vojvodina Front–Serbia 21. He is seeking re-election to the National Assembly in the 2020 Serbian parliamentary election, appearing in the sixth position on the United Democratic Serbia list. References 1967 births Living people Politicians from Subotica Members of the National Assembly (Serbia) Members of the Croat National Council (Serbia) Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina politicians Academic staff of the University of Novi Sad Croats of Vojvodina