Donbas. One of the most notorious examples was a 2014 hoax report on Channel One Russia that Ukrainian soldiers had crucified a three-year-old child. Conversely, social media network Facebook allowing hate speech and even calls for violence against Russian soldiers during their government's invasion of Ukraine have been characterised as reminiscent of the "two minutes hate". American propaganda by the Committee on Public Information during World War I has also been compared to the propaganda in the "two minutes hate" program. See also Classical conditioning Enemy of the people Propaganda Struggle session References Fictional elements introduced in 1949 Nineteen Eighty-Four Propaganda in fiction Fictional events