David Irving — On the Censoring of Historical Revisionism

Overview Irving delivers a lecture addressing restrictions on historical revisionism and freedom of speech, focusing on his personal experiences with legal persecution and institutional censorship in Europe. He discusses a planned BBC documentary on free speech that collapsed when Auschwitz authorities banned him from the site, and uses this incident to examine broader questions about Holocaust testimony and historical methodology. The talk takes the form of a public address to a Canadian audience. Topics covered...

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