David Irving — Revisionists (New York, 1994)

Overview A lecture delivered by David Irving in Niagara Falls, New York, addressing a largely familiar audience of supporters. Irving discusses his legal and professional difficulties in several countries, the growth of Holocaust revisionism as a global movement, public opinion polling on the subject, his involvement in the Ernst Zündel case, and what he characterizes as institutional censorship and legal persecution by German authorities in 1993–94. Topics covered Opening remarks on speaking at border locations...

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