What black line runs between the speeches that deny the Holocaust and the Shoah, banalize Auschwitz, claim Nazism as a lesser evil against Asian and communist barbarism, deny the coup and fascist character of the Spanish Civil War and resize the dictatorship in a modernizing way Franco? Where does the need to rewrite the history of modernity come to affirm for the umpteenth time the virtues of conservative thinking, a thousand times metamorphosed in the heat of the class struggle of the last two hundred years, to say again that exploitation, the Inequality and corruption of democratic mechanisms are fair and necessary? In this book, Pier Paolo Poggio makes a wonderful analysis of the panorama of conservative attempts to reduce the most barbaric forms of domination in the capitalist world-system to mere imbalances of a liberal model conceived in an authoritarian and reactionary way and built on the affirmation arrogant of a Eurocentric and racist thought. A denunciation of the banalization of history and the office of historian as essential ingredients of the ideological struggle of our day, in which dumbness and manipulation are increasingly rising in the media markets of our societies.