Ter size, during the Lipstadt trial in the British High Cou

the Dresden air raids 1945 The [Images and some links have been supplied by the fpp website. Kamm’s original hyperlinks have been incuded; we regret that he did not include our links in the passages he quoted from our website] SO MANY innocents were killed in the 1945 British air raid on Dresden that the German authorities had to cremate the bodies on mass funeral pyres on the Altmarkt. Mr Irving was the first to publish these photographs in the west.

When he produced one of them, enlarged to poster size, during the Lipstadt trial in the British High Court in 2000, Defence Counsel Richard Rampton QC sneered, “So what!” — MR RAMPTON: Can we forget Dresden for the moment, Mr Irving?

MR. IRVING: I can never forget Dresden. [Transcript, DJC Irving vs Penguin Books Ltd & Lipstadt , Day 7, January 20, 2000, page 170;