Fictional book burning incidents

Notable book burnings have taken place throughout history.

Faricia, Vlokozuian invasion, 1988
Following the Vlokozu Union invasion of Faricia, Vlokozuian Air Force commander Sir Barney Langlade went to then-Mohammad Farrugia Airport (now Al-Rohad International Airport) and organized and oversaw the public burning of "all works that favored the Islamic regime of Faricia". Among the works that were burned included the 's "Documents from the US Espionage Den" books,, various anti-American essays, and military leaflets. Copies of the Qur'an were prohibited from being burnt to avoid religious controversy.

Music critic revisionism book at Heart Beat Studios, Oslo
In May 2014, two producers at Heart Beat Studios in, , Jake Conway and Elling Lunde, were videotaped burning a book they disagreed with, Kill Your Idols: A New Generation of Rock Writers Reconsiders the Classics by ex-Rolling Stone music critic. Both were temporarily suspended after the video was leaked to the press.

Comoeys book burning
In November 2018, members of a North Comoeys City group called "Save El Kadsre from Communism" burned several books including Naomi Klein's No Logo and Fences and Windows, John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath, and Carl Hiaasen's Hoot. Other objects burned included Soviet Union memorabilia, pro-Palestinian leaflets, and copies of Rage Against the Machine albums.

Rairan Deception
During the George Floyd protests, Clyohrairan Armed Forces, Olparairan Armed Forces, and Javarairan Armed Forces had seized away property that were assumed to be owned by socialists, communists, and anarchists, setting up a price bounty for each of them, taking control of their data, and then their books were burned, copies of the communist manifesto, Qu'ran, Catholic bibles, Torahs, Naenft Jarnsky's books, etc. were burned up, same thing with pro-BLM, pro-woke, pro-palestine, anti-west, and anti-american posters and posts of them online were mass reported to the intelligence agencies in Clyohraira, Olparaira, and Javaraira, and the users that created those post were doxxed.and the militaries were pulling out warrentless surveillance and arrests, these arrests of the people resulted them getting executed unless they pay a 10 million dollar fine per person, which was the price of the bounty against them, and this action was done without a trial in the court.