Introduction to Blood Street: According to records, Tito, who established the Yugoslav Union during World War II, organized the people to oppose fascism in Zagreb. They used the geographical advantages of the old city to tenaciously block the German attack. In the end, the German army retaliated crazily by massacring the city. As a result, the blood of the victims flowed down this street, forming the "Blood Street". It is said that the statue and the garden in the center of the Blood Street were the places where the most brutal battles took place.