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Falsifiers of history do not safeguard freedom but imperil it.

What we are most concerned with is protecting young people against the falsifiers of history and the political rabble-rousers.

The question of who these falsifiers are is still not answered, but the falsifications are accepted."

Eighth Circle: tenth pit: falsifiers of all sorts.

These sinners are the Imposters, the Falsifiers of Person.

He branded those who tried to re-open churches as "former kulaks" and "falsifiers of figures".

Stalin changed the title to Falsifiers of History (Historical Reports).

Falsifiers originally appeared as a series of articles in Pravda in February 1948.

Falsifiers of some sort.

In response, one month later, the Soviet Information Bureau published Falsifiers of History.

The poets come to the last bowge where the Falsifiers are stricken with diseases and afflictions of all the senses.

Trotsky himself described it as a "priceless gift... the first crushing reply to the Kremlin falsifiers."

Other Falsifiers or Forgers.

In 1948, Stalin personally edited and rewrote by hand sections of the cold war book Falsifiers of History.

Potential falsifiers of that theory consist of sets of statements referring to planetary positions relative to the sun at specified times.

An absolute measure of falsifiability cannot be defined simply because the number of potential falsifiers of a theory will always be infinite.

The modern inhabitants are confiscators and falsifiers of high repute, if gossip speaks truly concerning them, and I freely believe it does.

They also considered the study of theology as a species of idolatry, and regarded learned men who did any preaching as falsifiers of God's word.

Dante, in his "Inferno," hurled them into the eighth circle of hell, along with other falsifiers, putting them one moral step below violent offenders.

--Tenth pit: Falsifiers of all sorts.

Other kinds of Falsifiers will be mentioned in the next canto, but you should notice that this is the last sin of the Malbowges.

Here she and other falsifiers such as the alchemists and the counterfeiters suffer dreadful diseases, Myrrha's being madness.

Stalin's account in Falsifiers was repeated in Soviet historical texts until the Soviet Union's dissolution.

Accordingly, Falsifiers is novel because it is a first frank Soviet discussion of the German-Soviet pact in a publication.