Definitions
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- n. The revision of history in order to omit something that actually happened.
Etymologies
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Examples
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What was mostly reported was clearly a conduct of what is described as negationism!
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I know, from my own personal experience, how cruel negationism is for the descendants of the victims of a genocide.
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He stands accused of genocide ideology and negationism, the same crimes of which his client is also accused.
Alice Gatebuke: Deadly Silence: Rwanda's Never Again Is Once Again?
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Israel's self-defensive measures are equated with the long-standing Arab/Palestinian negationism.
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Williamson be accused for negationism in that country.
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He cited the reinstatement of Bishops "one of which is the apostle - dare I say – of negationism."
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Denying the Holocaust is a crime punishable by prison and fines in France, and some critics accused Vanneste of negationism.
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This historical negationism is melded to Islam's own theological supresessionism which abrogates Judaism and Christianity as deliberately corrupted, crude manifestations of the one true primordial monotheism, Islam.
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The Holocaust remains a warning against the power of evil and all forms of oblivion and negationism, Benedict XVI said today as he expressed his "full and unquestionable solidarity" with Jews.
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The theme of the commemoration, Hon Mutabingwa confirmed was: "Let us keep alive the memory of genocide against Tutsi by fighting its revisionism and negationism".
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