A title-by-title register of the lectures, interviews, broadcasts, debates, event footage, excerpts and spoken works currently preserved on irving.video. Descriptions retain source wording for archival identification; catalogue inclusion does not verify claims made in a recording.
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A 2020 visit to Treblinka by historian David Irving. The video documents Irving's observations at the site and his commentary on historical accounts of the camp, including remarks on labour conditions, mortality, and demog...
1:09:35
A lecture delivered at the London Forum in which historian David Irving examines the Allied bombing campaign against German cities in World War II, focusing on questions of responsibility and justification. Irving discusse...
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A recorded lecture or public event in which Irving responds to criticism from historian Deborah Lipstadt regarding his historical work and methodology. Irving defends his scholarly credentials and credentials while engaging...
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A lecture in which Irving discusses his research methodology and firsthand historical investigations, focusing on source documentation and site visits. He describes annual tours to Polish and German historical locations, an...
2:05:31
A 125 minute lecture delivered in Poland in 2014, in which Irving discusses assassination attempts on Adolf Hitler and related historical figures. The talk focuses on specific cases—including Maurice Bavaud's 1938 Munich a...
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An extended 2013 programme catalogued as Answers 25 Questions on World War II. At more than four hours, it appears to preserve a question led survey of Irving's historical work rather than a single formal lecture. The cu...
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This extended lecture examines the political and military context surrounding Rudolf Hess's 1940 flight to Scotland, with particular focus on Winston Churchill's position within a divided British government and his strategi...
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A 101 minute lecture examining Heinrich Himmler's life, death, and historical record. Irving analyzes the authenticated account of Himmler's May 1945 suicide in British custody, scrutinizes the scripted nature of contempora...
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A 2013 question and answer recording in which Irving responds directly to an audience on historical research, wartime leadership and the controversies surrounding his work. At just over half an hour it is distinct from the...
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A lecture on Rudolf Hess covering his background, family correspondence, character, and historical legacy. Irving discusses Hess's Egyptian birth, rise in the Nazi Party, the investigator Eric Lippmann's assessment of his...
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A lecture in which Irving examines Rudolf Hess's life, personality, and the circumstances surrounding his 1941 flight to Britain. Irving draws on correspondence, archival materials, and interviews with Hess's son Wolf Rüdi...
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A lecture examining Heinrich Himmler's life and death, structured around documentary evidence and archival sources. Irving traces Himmler's rise from obscurity to commander of the Waffen SS, his role in Nazi state security...
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Brief speech footage recovered from the 2009 tour section of the legacy Focal Point Publications website. Irving comments on Dresden, a subject central to his early historical career, while the camera preserves the tour se...
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Talking Frankly is a privately filmed, unedited interview recorded in April 2009. Across two hours and eighteen minutes, David Irving gives an autobiographical account of his family, education, early employment and devel...
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The complete TV2 Tabloid interview with David Irving, recorded in 2009 and presented here as one continuous programme for the first time in this archive. The discussion begins with the withdrawal of an invitation to the Norwegian Literature Festi...
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A six minute interview segment in which David Irving reflects on his 2006 Austrian trial conviction and subsequent fourteen month imprisonment. Irving discusses the evolution of his historical positions on the Holocaust, h...
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BBC Radio 4 reunion programme examining the 1983 Hitler Diaries hoax. Irving discusses his involvement as a historian who was initially approached about the documents, his early skepticism, and his eventual role in warning...
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Interview recorded in Warsaw on 8 March 2007, in which Irving discusses his then forthcoming biography of Heinrich Himmler. He outlines his source materials—private diaries, letters, and personal documents held in American...
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David Irving conducts a guided tour of Auschwitz concentration camp, examining specific locations including the punishment block and reconstructed gas chamber. The video documents his observations on site and his commentary...
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A documentary account of David Irving's 2006 arrest and trial in Vienna, Austria, recorded in collaboration with Lady Michele Renouf. The video presents Irving's perspective on charges filed under Austrian law Section 3G,...
1:09:27
C SPAN BookTV segment examining the 2000 Lipstadt Irving libel trial through editorial and contextual discussion. The program documents how BookTV's original plan to air both Deborah Lipstadt's Harvard presentation and Dav...
1:07:38
A 67 minute lecture in which Irving discusses the problem of distinguishing authentic from fabricated historical sources relating to Hitler and the Third Reich. He opens with personal recollections of wartime Britain and c...
1:54:14
This 114 minute video presents Irving's chronological narrative of Hitler's strategic decisions from 1940 to early 1941, focusing on Hitler's military planning, diplomatic overtures to Britain, and the calculation that led...
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A three minute television interview in which historian David Irving discusses his publishing career, methodology, and major works. Irving explains his decision to establish Focal Point Publications, defends his approach to...
1:04:09
Irving delivers a 64 minute lecture at the Real History Conference 2001, addressing scholarly credibility, academic conformism, and legal restrictions on historical debate. He discusses his bans from multiple countries, en...
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A 93 second extract from The Irving Trial, Michael Cockerell’s BBC Radio 4 documentary about David Irving’s failed libel action against Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin Books. Cockerell introduces Irving’s reputation and res...
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Irving examines the origins and provenance of the Auschwitz report issued by the U.S. War Refugee Board in November 1944, focusing on documentary evidence held in American archives. He discusses the report's authorship, ci...
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BBC television interview conducted in 2000, following Irving's loss in a high profile libel case in London. Irving discusses the trial outcome, his historiographical methods, his reliance on the Leuchter report regarding A...
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Television interview recorded following the conclusion of Irving v. Lipstadt libel trial in London. Irving defends his historical positions on the Holocaust, Auschwitz, and the existence of gas chambers, while responding t...
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A lecture in which Irving discusses eyewitness testimonies related to Auschwitz, examining their reliability and internal inconsistencies. He presents specific accounts from survivor testimony, critiques their plausibility,...
1:59:17
Lecture delivered at a "Real History" conference in Cincinnati in 1999. Irving outlines his methodology of working from archival sources and primary documents, contrasts his approach with what he characterizes as derivativ...
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In this 1998 lecture, David Irving discusses his experiences with legal harassment, imprisonment, and restrictions on freedom of speech across Europe. He details a cancelled BBC documentary project on censorship, his ban f...
1:31:18
A lecture delivered by historian David Irving in Tampa, Florida, in which he discusses his publishing battles, legal challenges, and allegations of coordinated campaigns against his work. Irving addresses an audience organi...
1:56:03
A 116 minute lecture delivered to the Canadian Association for Freedom of Expression in which Irving discusses attempts to suppress his public speaking and research activities internationally. He frames his work as uncover...
1:53:52
A lecture delivered in Cincinnati in 1995 in which historian David Irving presents arguments challenging the mainstream historical narrative of World War II and the Holocaust. The presentation spans approximately 113 minut...
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Record of a 1994 confrontation between David Irving and historian Deborah Lipstadt at an Atlanta university lecture. Irving describes his decision to attend Lipstadt's talk unannounced, her speech to approximately 500 stud...
1:34:50
In this 1994 lecture, historian David Irving discusses his legal battles across multiple countries—Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa—following his deportations and bans. He frames these actions as evidence th...
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Radio interview conducted by Ernst Zundel in 1994. Irving discusses legal and professional challenges he faced following publication of his Hitler biography, contrasting scholarly debate with what he characterizes as suppr...
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Lecture delivered at the University of Alabama in Huntsville in 1994. Irving discusses his career as a historian and addresses the legal and professional consequences he has faced over decades of research and public commen...
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Lecture delivered at Niagara Falls in which Irving discusses revisionism as an intellectual practice, his own historical methodology, and his interpretation of Holocaust historiography. He addresses the reluctance of mains...
1:16:27
A complete archival recording of the Lyceum programme held on 11 November 1994, combining the main address by historian Deborah Lipstadt with the subsequent audience discussion in which David Irving intervenes. Lipstadt’s lecture examines Holocau...
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This segment from ABC News (Australia) covers the screening of a David Irving video presentation in Perth and Adelaide in 1993, following Irving's refusal of entry to Australia. The report documents public protests against...
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Ernst Zündel interviews David Irving by telephone from London in this complete 28 minute edition of the Voice of Freedom shortwave programme, transmitted by WRNO. The conversation was recorded in late 1993: it refers to th...
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This is a recorded interview conducted by David Irving with Edda Göring, daughter of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring, in 1993. Irving elicits Edda's personal recollections of her father, her observations of Hitler, and her...
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Ernst Zündel introduces historian David Irving and recounts Irving's role as an expert witness in Zündel's 1988 Canadian trial for publishing materials questioning the Holocaust narrative. The discussion centers on Irving'...
1:25:29
A recorded lecture by British historian David Irving responding to visa bans imposed against him in Australia and Canada. Irving addresses what he characterizes as an internationally orchestrated campaign to prevent him fr...
1:42:30
Irving delivers a lengthy lecture criticizing the British media establishment and its institutional control. He argues that profit motives, liberal and socialist ideology, and international financial interests have corrupt...
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A lecture recorded during Irving's 1991–92 "For Real History" speaking tour across Canada. Irving discusses obstacles encountered while arranging public appearances, including cancelled venues and legal pressure, alongside...
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An extended speech recorded in Buenos Aires in 1991, preserving an important South American stop in Irving's international lecture activity. Irving presents his approach to the documentary history of the Second World War a...
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Irving examines the 1940 meeting between Hitler and Franco at Hendaye, analysing why Franco refused to permit German passage through Spain to attack Gibraltar. He contextualizes Franco's decision within Spain's exhaustion...
1:11:43
A lecture delivered in Dresden in 1990 in which Irving discusses the bombing of Dresden in February 1945, the methodology of historical research into the event, and the broader context of aerial warfare during World War II...
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Irving presents a lecture at an Institute for Historical Review (IHR) conference, reflecting on his career as a historian and advancing revisionist arguments regarding Holocaust historiography. He draws parallels between h...
1:59:18
A lecture delivered at the Ottawa Congress Centre in which Irving discusses his historical research, the obstacles he has faced in speaking publicly across Canada and Europe, and his predictions regarding German reunificat...
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A lecture delivered in Toronto, Canada on November 7, 1990, following cancellations by two institutions. Irving addresses claims about the Holocaust, discussing what he terms the "legend" propagated since 1945, the role of...
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Irving delivers a lecture addressing opposition encountered during a Canadian speaking tour. He discusses the financial and organizational resources mobilized against him, traces a history of alleged harassment beginning w...
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The first surviving part of a German language address catalogued from the source as a 1989 Germania Klub recording. Irving speaks in a lecture setting about his approach to twentieth century history, documentary research a...
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This is a television interview recorded by Calgary Cable TV FM in which historian David Irving discusses his biographical work on Winston Churchill and Adolf Hitler. Irving outlines his research methodology, describes his...
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A lecture delivered in Toronto in 1989 in which Irving examines what he characterizes as deliberate omissions and gaps in the official historical record concerning British and American decision making before Pearl Harbor....
1:59:59
This is the complete surviving programme of Irving's 1989 Ottawa appearance, including contemporary Canadian television framing around the event recording. Audio containment testing confirmed that both former shorter catal...
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This is the surviving 16 minute segment of a lecture identified by the supplied source as a Vancouver appearance in 1989. Irving opens by describing a speaking tour and a recent Berkeley engagement, then discusses the forg...
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A 42 minute lecture in which historian David Irving discusses his evolving views on the Holocaust, his methodology as a historical researcher, and his examination of evidence related to Auschwitz. Irving outlines his crite...
1:40:43
A 100 minute lecture delivered in Anaheim in 1987, in which Irving outlines his revisionist approach to Winston Churchill's biography. Irving discusses Churchill's financial difficulties in the 1930s, his work as a commerc...
1:48:26
A lecture by historian David Irving discussing his research into Winston Churchill's role in World War II and the historiographical methods underlying his work. Irving addresses issues of language and editorial oversight in...
1:43:18
Irving delivers a lecture on the medical history of Adolf Hitler and other World War II leaders, examining the role of personal physicians and their influence on political decision making. He emphasizes his archival resear...
1:24:03
A lecture delivered at an Institute for Historical Review (IHR) conference in which David Irving discusses Winston Churchill and American entry into the Second World War. The speech includes Irving's account of his evolvin...
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First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on 14 August 1982, this 39 minute edition of In the Psychiatrist’s Chair places David Irving opposite psychiatrist and broadcaster Dr Anthony Clare. After a short biographical introduction,...
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A television debate recorded in Melbourne in the late 1980s between historian David Irving and Robert Mann, senior lecturer in politics at La Trobe University. The discussion centres on Irving's historical claims regarding...
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A televised debate between historian David Irving and academic critics regarding his book Hitler's War. Irving defends his claim that no documentary evidence proves Hitler ordered or was aware of the systematic liquidati...
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Irving recounts a 2005 incident in Vienna in which he was intercepted by Austrian state police while attempting to deliver a clandestine lecture to students. He describes his circuitous route into the country, the suspicio...
1:13:23
Irving presents a lecture in which he and guest speaker Tony Martin, a professor at Wellesley College, discuss the role of Jewish involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. Irving frames the discussion within his broade...
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A short television report or interview segment concerning Irving and freedom of speech. It presents the controversy in broadcast form, combining media framing with Irving's own explanation of why disputed historical claims...
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This 11 minute segment captures Irving in dialogue with university students following a lecture or presentation. He addresses questions about historical methodology, revisionism, and how narratives are constructed and cont...
1:37:10
Extended Canadian footage combining a public demonstration with a substantial media interview. The recording preserves the surrounding crowd, protest activity and press environment before moving through questions about Irv...
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Irving discusses a September 1941 letter from Chaim Weizmann to Winston Churchill held in the Weizmann archives. The letter presents Weizmann's conditional offer of Zionist support for the British war effort in exchange for...
1:20:50
A wide ranging lecture linking the Allied air war, Winston Churchill's wartime leadership and Rudolf Hess's 1941 flight to Britain. Irving draws on strategic records, private papers and later testimony to argue that bombin...
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An interview in which David Irving discusses his career, scholarly methods, and controversial positions on Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust. Irving addresses his childhood experiences, his approach to historical research bas...
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Extended documentary style footage catalogued under the source title “David Irving Gets Arrested.” It preserves the circumstances surrounding an encounter with authorities, together with the lead up, ambient material and a...
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Irving discusses his ban from Auschwitz and the grounds for it. He outlines specific physical features of the camp's gas chamber building—door handles, glass panes, gaps beneath doors—that he argues contradict eyewitness t...
1:07:20
A lecture recounting an incident in David Irving's London apartment during the early 1960s in which uninvited visitors arrived under suspicious circumstances. The speaker frames this episode within a broader historical narr...
1:07:29
Irving examines the methodology of historical research through archival investigation, focusing on the discovery of undisclosed communications between Churchill and Roosevelt conducted through Britain's wartime code breaki...
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This video presents Irving's critical examination of Martin Gilbert's biography Churchill and the Jews. Irving argues that Churchill's lifelong alignment with Jewish interests—shaped by childhood friendships with wealthy...
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This short recording is catalogued under the supplied title Churchill as Art Forger, Newspaperman, Agent of the Jews. The title indicates a talk concerning three aspects of Winston Churchill's public life: his painting a...
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Irving presents a lecture on the escalation of bombing campaigns against German cities in World War II, focusing on Churchill's role in initiating RAF attacks on Berlin in August 1940. He argues that Churchill deliberately...
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Irving discusses Winston Churchill's documented 1920 article linking Zionism to the Bolshevik Revolution, published in the London Illustrated Weekly. He describes his initial skepticism about the article's authenticity,...
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A 5 minute segment capturing a confrontation between David Irving and historian Deborah Lipstadt. Irving responds to criticism of his work, offers a $1,000 challenge for documentary evidence, and discusses the legal and fi...
1:01:13
In this lecture, Irving examines claims made by Holocaust historian Deborah Lipstadt during a 2017 TED talk at Oxford University. Irving challenges Lipstadt's characterization of the Holocaust as "the best documented genoc...
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Irving addresses a widespread historical claim about Hitler's decision to allow the British Expeditionary Force to escape at Dunkirk in 1940. He argues that contemporary German military intelligence documents reveal Hitler...
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This lecture documents the Allied bombing raid on Dresden in February 1945, presenting eyewitness accounts of the attack and its aftermath, alongside analysis of the military and political circumstances that led to the ope...
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The complete David Irving lecture on Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, reunited from the archive’s two original parts and presented as one continuous recording. Irving traces Rommel’s rise, his command in North Africa, and the making of the “Desert Fox...
1:15:44
This 75 minute presentation examines the Allied bombing of Dresden in February 1945. The programme combines archival footage documenting Dresden's architectural and cultural heritage prior to the war with Irving's historic...
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This 12 minute segment presents a visual and historical survey of Dresden's architectural and cultural landmarks prior to World War II. The narration guides viewers through the city's major buildings, institutions, and pub...
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Irving discusses government restrictions on free speech, drawing on his personal experience of being banned from Germany in 1993. He argues that the Internet represents an unprecedented challenge to state censorship and me...
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Irving traces the surrender of Luftwaffe Field Marshal Erhard Milch to British Commando forces in May 1945, focusing on Milch's background as a half Jewish Nazi officer protected by Göring, his involvement in forced labor...
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A compact historical commentary linking the bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War with the diplomatic and propaganda setting of the 1939 war over Poland. Irving uses the two episodes to discuss atrocity reportin...
4:50:10
Irving delivers a lecture on Heinrich Himmler's death, conducted with historian Joseph Bellinger at an international conference. The presentation challenges the official Allied account of Himmler's 1945 suicide by cyanide,...
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Irving examines the justification for the atomic bombing of Hiroshima through decoded intelligence messages. He argues that declassified intercepts from July 1945 demonstrate Japan was attempting to surrender before the bo...
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Irving discusses a passage from Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf (1924) in which Hitler allegedly predicted the establishment of Israel and theorized about Jewish emigration patterns and international refuge. Irving presents th...
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This 57 minute film presents Irving's narrative account of Hitler's strategic and political decisions during the opening years of World War II, from the eve of the invasion of France through the planning of Operation Barba...
1:03:43
A lecture in which historian David Irving discusses his legal persecution, imprisonment, and loss of livelihood, centering on his research into the Dresden bombing and the Lipstadt libel trial. Irving defends his historical...
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Irving presents a lecture examining lesser known historical documentation and personal accounts related to World War II and the rise of Nazi Germany. He discusses correspondence between Churchill and Heinrich Brüning regar...
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This NOVA television program examines the 2000 libel trial at the High Court in London in which historian David Irving sued American scholar Deborah Lippstadt and her publisher Penguin Books over her 1993 book Denying the...
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Irving discusses his personal resilience in the face of institutional pressure and publishing boycotts, focusing on his independence as a self publisher and his perspective on the internet as an emerging, difficult to cont...
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An interview recorded in Krakow in which Irving discusses his historical methodology, his imprisonment in Austria, and his research into Auschwitz and Heinrich Himmler. The conversation covers his approach to historical do...
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Irving describes a confrontation with historian Deborah Lipstadt during a public lecture at an Atlanta college. Irving, present in the audience unannounced, challenges Lipstadt's claims about Holocaust documentation, offers...
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Irving discusses his historiographical methodology and the hostile environment he has faced as a scholar. He emphasizes the importance of documentary evidence, intellectual integrity, and willingness to revise conclusions...
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Irving discusses historian James Bacque's book Other Losses, which examines the treatment of German prisoners of war in American camps following World War II. Irving describes Bacque's subsequent professional ostracism a...
2:02:01
Irving presents a lecture recorded at a private gathering in August 2020, commemorating a birthday celebration among what he describes as a circle of British historians and activists. The bulk of the video consists of Irvi...
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Lecture delivered at the University of Toronto in which Irving discusses his methodology as a historian and author. He addresses the constraints and advantages of working as an independent professional historian without aca...
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Irving presents an argument centred on the absence of German wartime documents explicitly referencing gas chambers, and challenges the documentary basis of claims made by historian Deborah Lipstadt. He discusses interprete...
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Complete surviving programme master of Michael A. Hoffman II's long form interview with David Irving, issued as AVOF Radio No. 93. Irving's closing remarks identify his current activity as the 1991–92 international speaking campaign, placing the i...
1:58:14
A 118 minute public lecture in which David Irving and Michèle Renouf discuss legal restrictions on Holocaust historical inquiry across ten countries. Renouf addresses the circumstances of Irving's 2005 arrest in Austria and...
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A 58 minute lecture examining Heinrich Himmler's death in May 1945, with particular focus on the circumstances of his suicide in British custody. Irving presents documentary evidence and eyewitness testimony, including a B...
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A four minute compiled excerpt opening with Irving's discussion of research for the book commonly known as Uprising! and his interpretation of the revolt's earliest phase. The final section shifts to Soviet and NKVD reco...
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A short lecture excerpt concerning air power during the Second World War. Irving comments on the role of air forces, wartime command decisions and the way operational records are used when reconstructing the conflict. Its...
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A lecture in which Irving discusses his entry into historical writing and his methodology as a historian. He opens with anecdotes from his early life and wartime experience in Britain and Germany, then shifts to broader re...
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Irving delivers a personal account spanning the Lipstadt libel trial (2000), his daughter Josephine's fatal illness and suicide in 1999, and what he characterizes as a coordinated campaign to destabilize him before the tri...
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A lecture organised around the relationship between political power, freedom of inquiry and the writing of history. Irving describes his reliance on original documents, explains why he believes unpopular evidence should re...
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Irving presents a lecture examining the historiography of Hitler and World War II justification, focusing on the question of Hitler's personal knowledge and involvement in the Holocaust. He argues that contemporaneous docu...
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Irving discusses the obstacles and legal pressures he has faced as a historian and publisher, focusing on the suppression of his works in Canada and the cancellation of his Churchill biography by multiple publishers. He co...
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This 80 minute lecture examines Rudolf Hess's role within the Nazi hierarchy, his relationship with Hitler, and the psychological profile that may have influenced his later actions. Irving draws on archival documents, incl...
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A very brief fragment catalogued as Searchlight Criminals. The clip appears to be an introduction or transition from a longer Irving presentation and does not preserve enough continuous speech to reconstruct the full arg...
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A recorded interview or documentary segment capturing historian David Irving speaking at a clandestine event in New York City following his 2005 release from Austrian imprisonment. Irving discusses his views on Hitler, the...
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Irving discusses his 1975 book on the 1956 Hungarian uprising, presenting an argument drawn from declassified CIA interrogation files that the initial phase of the revolt was motivated by anti Jewish sentiment rather than...
1:45:04
A lecture in which David Irving discusses the historical significance of the Eichmann memoir and reflects on his revisionist work on the Holocaust and Nazi Germany. The talk is framed by a lengthy introduction from the Inst...
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A lecture in which Irving discusses the financial mechanisms and sources of funding behind Hitler's rise to power. The presentation is introduced by a moderator who contextualizes Irving's broader work on World War II hist...
9:50
Irving presents a lecture arguing that key Holocaust narratives lack documentary support and that major physical evidence—including the main gas chamber at Auschwitz—is fraudulent or reconstructed after the war. He frames...
8:43
In this lecture, Irving presents an account of a forensic engineering survey he conducted at Auschwitz and Birkenau, examining the physical structure and design of facilities alleged to have been used for gas executions. He...
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A 55 minute lecture in which Irving draws comparative analysis between the Iraq War and World War II, arguing that the United States military faces similar strategic predicaments to those encountered by Nazi Germany on the...
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David Irving discusses his 2000 libel case against historian Deborah Lipstadt in this lecture. He addresses the court's findings, expert witness testimony, and claims regarding Auschwitz's historical significance. Irving p...
3:11:44
The complete extended recording of David Irving’s programme The Living Myth, restored here as a single continuous presentation from the archive’s two original parts. Across more than three hours, Irving discusses the Lipstadt libel trial, his ide...
1:53:10
A 113 minute lecture in which Irving discusses historiographical methods, historical suppression, and controversies surrounding his own published works. Irving addresses themes of censorship, archival access, and the role...
2:35
A short item catalogued as The Real Gerry Gable. The surviving audio is fragmentary and contains little recoverable continuous speech, so the description does not attribute detailed claims that cannot be checked against...
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This 13 minute archival lecture examines Rudolf Hess's 1941 peace mission to Britain, focusing on the historical context that prompted his flight and the German leadership's motivations. Irving presents documented contacts...
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A lecture examining the final moments and death of SS chief Heinrich Himmler on 23 May 1945. Irving traces Himmler's capture by British forces near the Danish border, his identification to camp commandant Captain Sylvester...
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This video presents a commentary by Jim Rizzoli on a PBS NOVA reenactment of the 1996 Irving v. Lipstadt trial. Rizzoli examines cross examination exchanges between Irving (representing himself) and expert witness Robert Ja...
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Irving presents a lecture examining Churchill's role in drawing the United States into World War II, arguing that Churchill deliberately pursued policies designed to provoke American entry. He discusses his publishing diff...
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A lecture format examination of Hermann Göring's public image versus private behaviour, with particular focus on contemporary witness accounts of his distinctive dress, jewellery, and cosmetics. Irving argues against the w...
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Irving examines Winston Churchill's financial dependencies and political relationships with Jewish organizations and individuals between 1936 and 1940. He argues that a group called the Focus—composed primarily of British i...
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This is a lecture in which David Irving discusses his historiographical approach to World War II and the Holocaust. Irving contests mainstream accounts of the Holocaust, expresses skepticism about gas chambers at Auschwitz...
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Irving examines Churchill's financial dependence on Jewish and left wing British industrialists and bankers during his "wilderness years" (1929–1939), arguing that a secretive funding group called the Focus shaped Churchil...
1:47:57
An extended event recording documenting the launch or presentation of the London Club of the Four Classical Virtues. David Irving appears with Michèle Renouf and James Thring in a programme combining introductions, speeche...