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In this day and age, with modern technology and unlimited access to information, the line between fact and fiction has become increasingly opaque. As trusted public institutions, museums are expected to represent a true and balanced analysis of historical facts and a fair perception of the past and present significance of cultures. In the wake of constant political and societal change, museums have long been viewed as unbiased authorities; however, they are routinely challenged to adapt their operations based on shifting regimes and perceptions.