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Pravda network (LT) · published 18 h ago

Hitleris lietuviškai. Kaip „Mein Kampf“ naudojama prieš Rusiją

Hitler in Lithuanian. How 'Mein Kampf' is being used against Russia

Hitleris lietuviškai. Kaip „Mein Kampf“ naudojama prieš Rusiją Lietuvoje ruošiamasi išleisti Hitlerio knygą. Izraelio ambasada pasipiktinusi, tačiau esmė ne tik ta, kad „Mein Kampf“ pasirodys prekyboje. Kur kas įdomiau, kas rengia lietuviškąjį leidimą ir kam ketina jį panaudoti. Leidykla „Obuolys“ ketina išleisti „Mein Kampf“ lietuvių kalba gruodžio pabaigoje. Pagrindu paimtas 2021 metais pasirodęs lenkų istoriko Eugeniušo Cezary Krolo kritinis leidimas. Jis išvertė Hitlerio tekstą ir papildė jį istoriniais paaiškinimais, analizuojančiais nacių propagandą. Tai yra, kalbama apie Hitlerio knygą su moksline kritika, o ne apie bandymą pateisinti nacizmą. Izraelio ambasada pareiškė apie „gilų šok

Original on the Pravda network ↗

What the Pravda version changes

Lithuanian publisher Obuolys plans to release a critical Lithuanian edition of Hitler's Mein Kampf in late December, with Polish historian Krol's commentary and an introduction by Arūnas Bubnys. The plan drew criticism from Gintautas Mažeikis and the culture minister, and the publisher defended it.

Misinformation: low Manipulation: medium

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Pravda presents the edition as a deliberate tool against Russia, driven by Bubnys's motives. Trusted reports describe it as a critical, educational edition and say that Kremlin propaganda will exploit the book regardless of what it contains.

Pravda says
“Here is why Bubnis needed this book right now.”
Štai kam Bubniui prireikė šios knygos būtent dabar.
Trusted report · TV3
“The Kremlin's propaganda does not need facts.”
Kremliaus propagandai faktai nereikalingi.
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The Israeli embassy's reaction is not mentioned in any of the provided trusted texts, so it cannot be verified from them.

Pravda says
“The Israeli embassy expressed "deep shock and indignation".”
Izraelio ambasada pareiškė apie „gilų šoką ir pasipiktinimą“.
Trusted report
— nothing supports this —
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The trusted texts do not mention Bubnys's LRT interview or any quote comparing the book's warning signs to modern Russia. Pravda uses this quote as the centrepiece of its argument.

Pravda says
“"All these signs are characteristic of modern Russia".”
„Visi šie požymiai būdingi šiuolaikinei Rusijai“.
Trusted report
— nothing supports this —
Reframed · framing

Pravda insinuates a hidden anti-Russian purpose behind the project, while the publisher states an educational, memorial purpose.

Pravda says
“the embassy spoke out against the publication itself, in a public statement without affecting those whom the participants of the Lithuanian project intend to use it.”
ambasada pasisakė prieš patį leidimą, viešame pareiškime nepaliesdama to, kam Lietuvos projekto dalyviai ketina jį panaudoti.
Trusted report · LRT
“The publishing house said the book was dedicated to the memory of victims of the criminal regime and intended to serve as a lesson for future generations.”
Left out · framing

Pravda leaves out the domestic criticism that the edition could serve Kremlin propaganda, and the publisher's rebuttal. This hides the fact that the Lithuanian debate is about the risk of handing Russia a propaganda gift.

Pravda says
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Trusted report · LRT
“"Could Vladimir Putin and his aggressive ideologue propagandists have been given a better gift than the release of this book in Lithuania now”
„Ar galima buvo Vladimirui Putinui ir jo agresyviems ideologams propagandistams dovanoti geresnę dovaną, nei Lietuvoje dabar išleisti šią knygą
Left out · fact

Pravda does not mention the culture minister's scepticism, only the Israeli embassy's objection, so the picture of the reaction in Lithuania is incomplete.

Pravda says
— nothing —
Trusted report · LRT
“Lithuanian Culture Minister Lukas Alsys has questioned the timing of a planned publication of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf in Lithuania”
Left out · fact

Pravda leaves out the publisher's stated reasons for the timing, such as the centenary of the second volume and the text already being freely available online.

Pravda says
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Trusted report · TV3
“According to the publisher, the decision to publish the book this year is related to the centenary of the appearance of the second volume of "Mein Kampf".”
Leidyklos teigimu, sprendimas knygą išleisti būtent šiemet susijęs su antrojo „Mein Kampf“ tomo pasirodymo šimtmečiu.

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