Was ‘Syndrome K’ a Fake Illness Invented By Italian Doctors to Save Jewish People From Nazis?
A popular Imgur post maintained that a fictitious pathogen called “Syndrome K” was fabricated by Italian doctors to hide Jewish people from Nazis.
A popular Imgur post maintained that a fictitious pathogen called “Syndrome K” was fabricated by Italian doctors to hide Jewish people from Nazis.
The campaign pointed to an online vendor to argue that its ad depicted a “widely used” anti-fascist symbol.
Different variations of “arbeit macht frei” were spotted online amid the spate of demonstrations.
A Facebook post about Nazi resistance fighter Sophie Scholl includes her purported last words as she was facing execution.
A purported “New York Times” article from 1932 reports on a widespread belief that encouraging civic participation among Nazis would make them more moderate.
A museum dedicated to the famous diarist has refuted attempts to link her to other refugee populations.
Scholars and advocates have repeatedly debunked attempts to appropriate a dark chapter of history.