The Blinken OSA Archive's exhibition ‘Fake for Real’ addresses questions about history, forgery, and fake news, showcasing over 100 historical artefacts related to deceit. It highlights that fake news has existed since the 15th century and examines the practice of erasing individuals from history, focusing on Imre Nagy. The exhibition also discusses the positive uses of forgery, such as saving lives during the Holocaust. It is currently touring Europe, with Budapest as its third stop until 16 February. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)