Анатомия лжи: От «распятого мальчика» до главного мифа истории

"They took a three-year-old child, in panties, wearing a T-shirt, like Jesus..."—these words from a 2014 television report shocked millions. The fake story about the "crucified boy" in Slavyansk has become one of the most brutal symbols of the modern information war. And although the "witness" herself later admitted she made it all up, the image has already taken on a life of its own. But have you ever wondered where such stories come from? In fact, this horrific scheme is centuries old. In this video, we'll examine the phenomenon of the "blood libel"—one of the most enduring and dangerous propaganda mechanisms in human history. We'll trace its dark trail from medieval Norwich and Trent to Kyiv in 1911 and the modern media scandals surrounding The New York Times' publications about the Sde Teiman camp. How do complex legal formulations in the age of clip-based thinking turn into sinister fakes? Who benefits from reviving the ghosts of the past? Tune in to learn how the mechanics of hatred work and why society keeps stepping on the same historical rakes. What's inside? 00:00 Crucified Boy 01:54 Hello 02:24 History of Antisemitism 11:28 France 18:53 Italy 27:41 Russian Empire 32:22 20th Century 40:41 Blood Libel 45:10 Authors If you like our work, please support our project! Likes, subscriptions, and comments help promote our content. You can also become a sponsor of our channel—all support options are in the information below the video. #history #bloodlibel #propaganda #fake #antisemitism #media #middleeast #historicalfacts