David Irving — On Revisionists, Niagara Falls (1994)

Overview Lecture delivered at Niagara Falls in which Irving discusses revisionism as an intellectual practice, his own historical methodology, and his interpretation of Holocaust historiography. He addresses the reluctance of mainstream historians to engage in public debate with revisionists, and presents what he describes as core arguments for his historical position on World War II and the Nazi period. Topics covered The First Amendment and Irving's inability to speak in Canada due to legal restrictions...

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