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A look at nearly eight million articles about Ukraine collected from more than 8,000 Russian websites since 2014 shows that references to Nazism were relatively flat for eight years and then spiked to unprecedented levels the day Russia invaded Ukraine. https://t.co/6yRI64lWLL https://t.co/I4h0vhWgNQ — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 3, 2022 Hibernated

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A central theme of Kremlin propaganda about the war in Ukraine is that the country's government and culture are filled with dangerous Nazis. These false claims started on state media, but smaller news sites have gone on to amplify the messages. https://t.co/M7la0G1VIN — PolitiTweet.org

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When Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, he silenced most independent media outlets, limiting Russians’ access to news to sources with ties to the Kremlin. The tactic appears to have worked as citizens have echoed the claims. https://t.co/6yRI64lWLL https://t.co/WyobYFzHuc — PolitiTweet.org

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