David Irving — Lipstadt Trial: The Truth

Overview Irving delivers a lecture reflecting on his legal battles and persecution, focusing on his 1996 libel trial against historian Deborah Lipstadt. He discusses bans from multiple countries, confrontations with German authorities, and his use of the internet as a research tool and platform for historical inquiry. The talk examines free speech restrictions in Europe and portrays Irving's legal defence as a broader struggle against what he characterizes as censorship of historical debate. Topics covered...

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