Russian copywriters provide their “historical” opus based on Wikipedia and their own fantasies, under foreign names.
The Russians have dreamed of “importing replacement”: Today, in addition to household appliances and equipment in the Russian Federation, fake foreign literature and history. Russian publishers have those who do not have the set of setting and characteristic of them books written by copywriters. This is stated by the Russian Pro-Government Telegram Channel Dvuch, referring to the “investigation” of local Japanese culture fans
“Now the bookstores are marked by the way -the” historical “newspapers from the largest publishing houses, although their” with -set “are not related to history. In fact, they are rewritten articles from Wikipedia, which are melted by the fan fiction of those with -set for a penny,” Russians complained.
Social networks have provided examples of such a “historical” literature from the Ast Publishing House:
Yamato. Japanese Imperial house: The cover is indicated by Hayashi Hiroshi, but the real one is Andrei Shlyakhov;
Japanese: In the preface, they promise the book “Written by the Japanese for foreigners”, and inside – the copywriter’s fantasy, “who saw an anime”, complained about the social network;
Both “with -set” can be found in books about Israel, Korea and other countries.
The Telegram Channel added that the publishing of the house for an hour invented the poet of the Hayan period and released two collections of “translations” of poems that really did not exist.
Recall that in April the Russian Foreign Ministry threatened that Russia would take steps if Japan would provide Ukraine weapons and military equipment.
How Japan supports Ukraine in war with Russia
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