David Irving — WW II History Holocaust Investigation Marathon

Overview 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, and argues that revisionist views are gaining acceptance among engineers, historians, and the general public. He also discusses the Nuremberg Trial and his book The Last Battle , characterizing the trial as a political rather than judicial exercise. Topics covered Skepticism toward...

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