The Irving Trial — BBC Radio 4 documentary excerpt (8 November 2001)

About this recording A 93 second extract from The Irving Trial , Michael Cockerell’s BBC Radio 4 documentary about David Irving’s failed libel action against Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin Books. Cockerell introduces Irving’s reputation and research methods before asking why he sued for libel. Irving answers by describing what he believed was a long running campaign against him and uses his “Global Endeavour” and “mudslide” metaphors. This is a surviving excerpt, not the complete radio programme. Topics and...

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