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Professor Butter has actively contributed to the academic field on conspiracy theories for more than a decade, and the book reflects this expertise. The chapter concludes with an insightful discussion on the relationship between conspiracy theories and populism. It highlights the role of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories in the Second World War and how this, in turn, contributed to changes in the public perception of conspiracy theories to potentially detrimental accounts after 1945. [Extracted from the article]