holocaust revisionism
Holocaust revisionism, also known as Holocaust denial, refers to the deliberate effort by individuals or groups to deny, distort, or minimize the historical reality of the Holocaust, which was the systematic genocide of approximately six million Jews by the Nazis during World War II. It involves challenging well-documented evidence, testimonies, and historical records, attempting to negate or question the scope, scale, or even the occurrence of the Holocaust.
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