David Irving — Interview: His Life and Revisionism (2009)

Overview A 138 minute autobiographical account in which historian David Irving discusses his life, writing career, and research methodology. Irving traces his background, early work as a steelworks laborer in Germany, his entry into historical writing via the Dresden bombing, and the legal prosecutions he faced in Austria and England. He contextualizes his approach to controversial historical subjects and addresses obstacles he identifies as impediments to free speech and independent scholarship. Topics covered...

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