David Irving — Speech at the Ottawa Congress Centre 1990

Overview A 108 minute public lecture delivered in Ottawa in 1990, in which Irving addresses opposition to his speaking tour across Canada and discusses German reunification, the role of historians, and the Holocaust. Irving defends his archival research methods and contests mainstream historical interpretations of World War II and related topics. Topics covered Opposition to Irving's Canadian speaking tour and pressure on the Ottawa Congress Centre to cancel Irving's prediction of German reunification, made in...

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