David Irving — Real History Conference, Cincinnati (1999)

Overview Lecture delivered at a "Real History" conference in Cincinnati in 1999. Irving outlines his methodology of working from archival sources and primary documents, contrasts his approach with what he characterizes as derivative scholarship built on circular citation, and discusses his research into Hitler, the Holocaust, and wartime history. He addresses legal challenges to historical revisionism and describes efforts to suppress his work. Topics covered Irving's archival methodology and approach to Hitler...

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