Where are you from? Where would you go to find anything about it to share with others?
Rosenheim | Bavarian towns and cities
Touristinfo :: Touristinfo Rosenheim
rosenheim skandal - Google Search
If you're looking up stuff online, do you go to Wikipedia as the starting point?
Jay Doubleyou: wikipedia and bias
Or would you go to RT?
Or others:
Jay Doubleyou: english-language news media
Jay Doubleyou: english-language news media - part two
Of course, with conspiracy theories, you can't really do any 'research' as such:
Jay Doubleyou: conspiracy theories
And if you don't like the results of any research, you can always cry 'fake news':
But it's been around a long time:
Jay Doubleyou: how is world war one seen in different countries
Jay Doubleyou: propaganda, public relations and manufacturing consent
And it's very much alive and well today:
Jay Doubleyou: english language media as propaganda in the ukraine
Jay Doubleyou: the politics of language
But your sources might not be 'pushing' a certain point of view.
There is bias:
Wikipedia:Systemic bias - Wikipedia
And there is bias:
It's where you go to 'naturally' or 'normally' for your sources:
History of the Falkland Islands - Wikipedia
Historia de las islas Malvinas - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
When did WWII start:
Вторая мировая война — Википедия
Великая Отечественная война — Википедия
Eastern Front (World War II) - Wikipedia
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