David Irving — Publishing Troubles

Overview Irving discusses the obstacles and legal pressures he has faced as a historian and publisher, focusing on the suppression of his works in Canada and the cancellation of his Churchill biography by multiple publishers. He connects these publishing troubles to broader claims about historical truth telling and identifies what he characterizes as organized opposition to his work. Topics covered Simon Wiesenthal, the Nobel Peace Prize, and Irving's role as a historian Physical attacks on Irving's property...

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