David Irving — Real History Conference 2001: Complete Closing Address

About this recording 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, encounters with law enforcement, and reflections on free speech and internet communication as a counterforce to centralized media control. Topics covered Academic quality at the conference and the distinction between independent and conformist historians Irving's remarks on...

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