18 June 2018 - A satirical quote attempting to draw a comparison between Melania Trump and Adolf Hitler's mistress was mistaken for real by some readers.
29 March 2018 - Controversial images of the comedian were originally published in a 2009 issue of a satire publication catering to young Jewish readers.
19 June 2017 - While attributed to Hitler, this “leftist” quote actually came from one of Hitler’s political rivals.
22 May 2017 - Students at Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School in Oklahoma City discovered the quote when they got the books.
12 April 2017 - A supposed "clarification" by Sean Spicer regarding his remarks about Hitler and chemical weapons was posted on a hoax Facebook page.
12 April 2017 - White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer was roundly criticized after contrasting Hitler with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
30 June 2018 - A popular quote about stopping adverse political movements is frequently shared without full context.
11 November 2016 - An early New York Times article about Adolf Hitler catastrophically misjudged the authenticity of his anti-semitism.
22 July 2016 - The claim that Donald Trump plagiarized his RNC speech from Hitler's 1933 inaugural address originated with a satirical publication.
20 May 2016 - A treasure trove of documents released by the FBI includes hundreds of unsubstantiated reports claiming that Adolf Hitler faked suicide and escaped to South America.
9 May 2016 - The German dictator was dubbed the "Man of the Year" by Time magazine in 1938, but that isn't proof the "mainstream media" is unreliable.
3 August 2016 - A purported 1929 quote from Liselotte Hübner about Adolf Hitler was superimposed on an image of Donald Trump.
