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==The ancient world==
==The ancient world==
* [[Caligula]]
* [[Caligula]]
* [[Nero]]
==America==
* [[Freemason George Washington]]
[[Category:False narratives]]
[[Category:National Socialism]]
[[Category:Philosophy]]
[[Category:Politics]]
[[Category:Project NatSoc]]
[[Category:Projects]]
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[[Category:Science]]


==Croatia==
==Croatia==

Latest revision as of 14:25, 23 October 2024

Atrocity fables are stories of supposed "atrocities" said to have been committed by fascists. These stories are amateurly contrived by camp residents, deportees, members of communist regimes, and pretty much anyone who feels a need to tell lies about fascists.

Scope

The vast majority of these stories are not even possible, either due to opportunity or hard Science. Others are not impossible, but are so impractical, or so ridiculous, and so highly unlikely, that there is a very high confidence that they did not happen. Lack of witnesses and the sheer outlandish scenarios cover the rest.

This list

People make up phony stories. It doesn't matter how ridiculous or impossible they are, they get repeated anyway. This is a partial list of such slanders, folk tales, urban legends, false accusations, and other nonsense.

The ancient world

America

Croatia

Germany

Italy

Japan

The State of Palestine

Chile

Spain

Other