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FAKE NEWS: The Legionary Movement was not a fascist organization
FAKE NEWS: The Legionary Movement was not a fascist organization

The Legionary Movement was not a fascist organization and did not commit mass crimes, a fact allegedly acknowledged by the Nuremberg Tribunal, Diana Șoșoacă absurdly claims.

Cezar Manu
15 Dec 2025
FAKE NEWS: Romanians who express their patriotism get arrested
FAKE NEWS: Romanians who express their patriotism get arrested

Romanians who express their patriotism risk being arrested, according to a series of videos which, in addition to this false narrative, also contain xenophobic, racist, and anti-European messages. The videos, created with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), were posted on a Facebook account set up in December 2022 and received millions of views, but were deleted as soon as they were reported in the media.

Andreea Pavel
27 Nov 2025
FAKE NEWS: Elie Wiesel was not a prisoner of Nazi camps
FAKE NEWS: Elie Wiesel was not a prisoner of Nazi camps

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel falsely claimed to have been a prisoner of Auschwitz and Buchenwald, AUR Senator Sorin Lavric claims.

Cezar Manu
11 Sep 2025
FAKE NEWS: Moldovan textbooks, rewritten to justify a confrontation with Russia
FAKE NEWS: Moldovan textbooks, rewritten to justify a confrontation with Russia

The history and textbooks in the Republic of Moldova are rewritten at the behest of globalist forces to justify a confrontation with Russia, says the Russian ambassador to Chișinău.

Veridica
24 Jul 2025
August 23, 1944, a turning point in Romania’s history constantly seen through a political lens
August 23, 1944, a turning point in Romania’s history constantly seen through a political lens

Ion Antonescu’s arrest and Romania turning arms against Nazi Germany were two events that have been permanently interpreted through the lens of politics, to the detriment of a critical analysis, free from ideological constraints.

Cosmin Popa
23 Aug 2024
Philippe Sands: “Every person can do terrible things”
Philippe Sands: “Every person can do terrible things”

Literature helps us understand the act of justice. To overcome the traumas, inherited from victims or executioners, we need both literature and justice. Writer and international law expert Philippe Sands explains how he embarked on a real-life Nazi literary hunt and why it's still relevant today.

Marian Voicu
03 May 2024