David Irving Lecture on Being Banned from Countries

Overview A lecture in which Irving describes the circumstances and legal consequences of his bans from various countries, including Italy, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. Irving frames these exclusions as evidence that establishment historians cannot effectively counter revisionist arguments, and details his legal challenges against governments that banned him, with particular focus on events in Canada and Australia from 1992–1993. Topics covered Irving's ban from Italy in June 1992 and airport...

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