David Irving — Talking Frankly Interview (2009)

Overview A 138 minute autobiographical monologue in which Irving discusses his life, career as a historian and author, and the legal and professional obstacles he has encountered. He traces his background, education, and entry into historical research through his work on the bombing of Dresden, and reflects on subsequent imprisonments in England and Austria related to his publications and public statements. Topics covered Family background and father's naval service in both World Wars Imprisonment in Pentonville...

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