David Irving Smear Campaigns Against Historians (1998)

Overview A lecture delivered in Canada in 1998 in which Irving discusses what he characterizes as coordinated campaigns against historians who question mainstream historical narratives. He recounts attempts to prevent his travel, publication, and public speaking, and addresses legal actions taken against him in Germany related to statements about Auschwitz reconstructions and Holocaust history. The talk centers on what Irving frames as threats to freedom of speech and historical inquiry. Topics covered BBC...

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