David Irving — Censorship, Harassment and Free Speech (Canada, 1998)

About this recording In this 1998 lecture, David Irving discusses his experiences with legal harassment, imprisonment, and restrictions on freedom of speech across Europe. He details a cancelled BBC documentary project on censorship, his ban from Auschwitz, German court proceedings against him, and the prosecution of associates. Irving frames these events as evidence of systematic suppression of historical inquiry and free expression. Topics covered BBC documentary project on freedom of speech and the conditions...

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