AUTHOR DAVID IRVING spoke to one hundred Londoner supporters in a fine location in London's West End last night. He was able to greet many old friends who had kept in touch with him during his fourteen months of solitary confinement in Vienna's central jail, imprisoned under Austria's 1945 Stalin-era Banning Law. After speaking for an hour on the theme, "Who dug the grave of the British Empire - Hitler or Churchill?", he told them that the English edition of his prison memoirs will shortly appear (the German version, Meine Gefängnisse, has been selling briskly in German-speaking Europe for several months, and translations in Greek and Italian will shortly follow). Pre-order your advance copy here    Our dossier on Mr Irving's arrest, trial, and imprisonment Prison memoirs: an early draft

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