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'They just want a bit of attention or to have a laugh, but at the same time their story is spread again and again.' Keep up with Jo's efforts via her Twitter account, or her website: The First American President: Setting the Precedent 'Memes are extra dangerous because the image and the claim are just not that important to the person sharing them. 'But even someone with just a few followers on Twitter or Facebook can one day make a post that goes viral and reaches thousands. She continued: 'I've had to correct celebrities with millions of followers who shared pictures with false information. 'A picture may look a certain way, and the story shared with it may seem to fit, and that's often enough for people to believe and share it all over the internet.' 'People are too trustworthy of what is put in front of them,' she said. 'A picture may look a certain way, and the story shared with it may seem to fit, and that's often enough for people to believe and share it all over the internet' Miss Teeuwisse added: 'People are too trustworthy of what is put in front of them,' she said. What looks like soldiers carrying out an Allied attack on a beach is in fact actors involved in a re-enactment in the UK. Using her Twitter account Fake History Hunter, the historian has racked up nearly 100,000 followers by swatting down inaccurate memes about the past. Now Miss Teeuwisse is battling fake history in cyberspace.

'But today, even if you don't have access to an old camera or people in historical clothing, it is not that difficult to make photos that look old using filters and Photoshop etc.'

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'History is full of fake photos and pictures with descriptions that are incorrect or even straight lies. 'One of the first photos ever is a fake – photography pioneer Hippolyte Bayard took a photo of himself in the 1830s pretending he was a drowned man. 'Editing, improving, fixing but also purposefully altering photos to make a political point is almost as old as photography itself. 'We should always have a healthy suspicion of photos, old or new,' she said. But the image just shows actors taking part in historical renactment. Miss Teeuwisse took the image took the image using a basic box camera, one of the first photo devices that was affordable in the Second World War It could be one of dozens of famous military skirmishes which took place in the Second World War. It shows soldiers appearing to storm across a stretch of land, with houses seen in the background. This 'fake' image is one of the hardest to spot. 'I mostly use the basic box camera – one of the first types of camera that was affordable and available to the general public over a century ago. 'I made the photos with original 1920s and 1930s cameras, using no Photoshop, no filters and not even artificial light.

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'I've also done some historical re-enactments and living history myself, and have spent a lot of time on movie and TV sets, in museums and at 1930s-themed events etc. She said: 'I've been a historian specialising in daily life in the 1930s and 1940s for over 20 years. Miss Teeuwisse, who captured the photos at various history-themed events, said it was as simple as using an old camera. Historian Jo Hedwig Teeuwisse, 49, is fighting against fake history, and uses it and other images to demonstrate how even photographic evidence can be manufactured. The image was in fact taken in 2007 - as evidenced by the motorway gantry in the background. Looking menacing in their military uniforms, German soldiers fighting in the Second World War stand in a line next to a Jeep - but all is not as it seems.

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