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18 August 2026

  • curprev 07:5207:52, 18 August 2026 Lilly talk contribs 85,608 bytes +85,608 Created page with "{{#seo: |title=The Risks of Using Historical Analogies in Ideological Debate |description=An examination of how historical analogies shape political and ideological debate, including the cognitive and rhetorical risks of comparisons involving Munich, Vietnam, fascism, Nazism, the Holocaust, apartheid, colonialism, slavery, and the Cold War, and principles for using historical comparison responsibly. |keywords=historical analogy, historical comparison, ideological deba..."
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