David Irving — 'This Has Nothing to Do with Justice' (1989)

Overview Irving delivers a lecture addressing opposition encountered during a Canadian speaking tour. He discusses the financial and organizational resources mobilized against him, traces a history of alleged harassment beginning with his 1964 book on Dresden, and describes specific incidents involving law enforcement and private actors. The talk centers on what Irving characterizes as coordinated efforts to silence his historical work. Topics covered Financial disparity between Irving's resources and those of...

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