I've asked Grok about "Pallywood": If we rewind to the 1930s, evidence of Auschwitz’s horrors wasn’t widely circulated until later in the war. Early accounts, like those from escaped prisoners or resistance fighters, were often dismissed as exaggerated or unverified by outsiders, including some governments and media. People who lean toward "Pallywood"-style skepticism today might have similarly questioned grainy photos or survivor testimonies back then, calling them "Auschwitzwood" or some equivalent. They could argue the images lacked context, were staged for sympathy, or were part of wartime propaganda—especially if they distrusted the sources, like Jewish refugees or Allied reports.