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Real History and the Traditional Enemies of Free Speech The Posted Friday, September 26, 2008 Index to the Traditional Enemies of Free Speech Alphabetical index (text) origins of anti-semitism They have found that they cannot silence me, and that too is undeniable. London, Friday, September 19, 2008 Readers’ Letters David Irving comments: PROBLEM is, I am undeniable.

But doesn’t this letter just explain why the Jewish community have earned the euphemism, The Traditional Enemies of Free Speech? For some reason, I seem to have got under their skin, which is as I once said with regard to the late Bernard Levin , a highly unhygienic place to be. They were the ones who secretly wrote to the Austrian Government demanding my arrest and imprisonment. But they have found that they cannot silence me, and that too is undeniable.

Deny David Irving I listened with shock to the BBC Radio 4 broadcast The Reunion , on Friday, September 12 at 9 am, which brought together those involved in the publication of the Hitler Diaries in 1983. Amongst those invited was David Irving, the Holocaust denier. During the programme he was described s “the controversial historian,” “the right-wing historian,” and “the historian”. He was treated on a par with the other invited guests.

The BBC, by inviting Irving to take part in this programme and accepting so uncritically his views, confers on him a respect and recognition which are manifestly unjustified.

Howard Falksohn, Archivist, Wiener Library Devonshire Street London W1 David Irving’s Books The Deborah Lipstadt Libel action A film to be directed by Ridley Scott, about David Irving and Deborah Lipstadt and the famous Holocaust denial trial Deutsche Welle (German propaganda radio) reports: Screenplay writer Ronald Harwood working on a film of the trial of David Irving [sic] The above item is reproduced without editing other than typographical Register your name and address to go on the

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