Falsification of history

Falsification of history involves deliberately altering or misrepresenting historical facts, events, or records to shape a specific narrative or agenda. This can include fabricating details, erasing certain occurrences, or presenting distorted versions of the truth. Such actions can mislead people, hinder understanding of the past, and influence opinions or policies based on false information. Recognizing falsified history is essential for maintaining an accurate understanding of history and learning from the past.