The Production of Historical “Facts”: How the Wrong Number of Participants in the Leipzig Monday Demonstration on October 9, 1989 Became a Convention
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DOI: 10.1515/jbnst-2011-5-603
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Leipzig demonstrations; Leipzig demonstration on October 9; 1989; East German Revolution; historical “facts”; spread of false beliefs; survey research; reliability of official data; faked data; negligent data handling; Leipzig demonstrations; Leipzig demonstration on October 9; 1989; East German Revolution; historical “facts”; spread of false beliefs; survey research; reliability of official data; faked data; negligent data handling;All these keywords.
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