"Facts and Fascism" explores the relationship between objective truth and authoritarian regimes. Fascism often relies on propaganda, manipulating facts to control public perception and suppress dissent. This distortion of reality can lead to a society where misinformation prevails over factual information. In fascist systems, the state may promote a singular narrative, undermining critical thinking and independent journalism. This creates an environment where citizens may struggle to discern truth from falsehood, ultimately eroding democratic values and individual freedoms. The historical examples of Nazi Germany and Mussolini's Italy illustrate how facts can be twisted to serve oppressive agendas.