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The 109 pages that link to Historical revisionism, each with the reason it gives.

• House of SlavesRelated: Research on Gorée challenges simplified claims about the building without erasing the history of slavery.

• Ilse KochRelated: The case illustrates the need to revise specific claims without erasing documented atrocities.

• Radhabinod PalRelated: Pal’s arguments have been cited in disputes over how Japan’s wartime history is remembered.

• Robert ConquestRelated: Later scholarship revisited Conquest’s claims as evidence and interpretive approaches changed.

• David StarkeyRelated: Starkey’s emphatic interpretations often enter debates over how Tudor history should be understood.

• Empress JingūRelated: Debates over Jingū show how national politics can shape readings of sparse ancient evidence.

• Heinrich HarrerRelated: Later scrutiny of Harrer’s Nazi past and memoir tested the image he had presented.

• Jared SparksRelated: Later scholars reassessed Sparks’s editorial choices and the narratives built from them.

• National dayRelated: Debates over national celebrations can prompt reassessment of the histories they present.

• Niall FergusonRelated: Ferguson’s challenges to conventional accounts make revisionism central to debates about his work.

• Yi Wan-yongRelated: Disputes over Yi’s motives and culpability show how interpretations of collaboration can shift.

• Antony BeevorRelated: Controversies over wartime responsibility and national memory frame debates about how his subjects are narrated.

• Elizabeth BáthoryRelated: Revisionist accounts challenge the accepted scale and reliability of the charges against Báthory.

• Gilles de RaisRelated: Modern defenses of Gilles have challenged the verdict, but their claims must be assessed against surviving evidence.

• History (past events)Related: Revision can correct inherited narratives, but the label is also used polemically.

• History (written account)Related: It shows how accounts change when interpretations or evidence are challenged.

• James Anthony FroudeRelated: Froude’s forceful reinterpretation of Tudor rulers prompted sustained disagreement among historians.

• Jewish BolshevismRelated: The conspiracy persists through distorted accounts of Jewish participation in revolutionary movements.

• Mass killings under communist statesRelated: Death estimates and interpretations remain disputed and are often revised.

• Philippa LangleyRelated: Langley’s campaign linked the physical discovery to a challenge against inherited interpretations of Richard III.

• Raising a Flag over the ReichstagRelated: Debates about the soldiers’ identities and the scene’s staging complicate familiar accounts of the image.

• ReactionaryRelated: Political actors may recast a lost order as just and stable to legitimize its return.

• Seiichi MorimuraRelated: Controversies around wartime testimony and responsibility frame the reception of his claims.