David Irving On Free Speech

Overview Irving delivers a lecture on restrictions on freedom of speech, framed around his experience with censorship and his denied access to Auschwitz for a BBC documentary project. He discusses the legal and institutional barriers he has faced in multiple European countries, and examines specific claims about World War II history that he argues are subject to criminal penalties for questioning. Topics covered Introduction by Jack Wyckoff and Irving's publishing history The BBC documentary project on free...

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