David Irving — Internet Censorship and Historical Revisionism

Overview Irving discusses his personal resilience in the face of institutional pressure and publishing boycotts, focusing on his independence as a self publisher and his perspective on the internet as an emerging, difficult to control medium for disseminating historical work. The remarks appear to be drawn from a lecture or interview setting. Topics covered Personal background and Scottish ancestry traced to Robert the Bruce Decision to remain self employed and avoid institutional control Publisher pressure and...

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