David Irving — Hitler, Himmler and the Homosexuals

About this recording 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 methodology and claims regarding casualty figures, while discussing his independence from institutional constraints and his continued self publishing work. Topics covered Imprisonment for contempt of court and encounters with the legal system The Dresden air raid of...

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