David Irving — Lecture on Real History at the University of Toronto

Overview Lecture delivered at the University of Toronto in which Irving discusses his methodology as a historian and author. He addresses the constraints and advantages of working as an independent professional historian without academic affiliation, explains his research practices, and reflects on the commercial and editorial pressures that shape historical writing. Topics covered Opening remarks on the confusion surrounding lecture start time and Irving's round the world speaking tour The nature of historical...

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