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Filmmaker fears social media is helping rewrite history of fascism
thenational.scot · United Kingdom · global
A filmmaker expresses concern that social media platforms are contributing to the reinterpretation of the history of fascism. This highlights worries about the historical accuracy and impact of online narratives.
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