David Irving Lies of the Nuremberg Trials

Overview A lecture in which Irving discusses legal and social obstacles to his historical work, focusing on censorship campaigns against him in Canada, Argentina, Germany, and Austria. He recounts specific incidents of cancelled speaking engagements, media pressure, and government exclusion orders, and reflects on the influence of organized opposition to his publications and public appearances. Topics covered Irving's experiences with government exclusion orders and persona non grata declarations The Argentina...

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