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New York, June 9, 2003
Short
Takesby John F. Baker
Ecco’s
Julia Serebrinsky got world rights in Courting
Justice: My Battle with Holocaust Denier David Irving
by Deborah Lipstadt, whose book accusing the
British historian resulted in a significant court battle in London, won by Lipstadt and her publisher Penguin;
Serebrinsky got world rights from Gary Morris at
David Black.---
This website comments:
Not since a British motor firm wanted to sell their car the Triumph Acclaim in Germany and learned that the translation would be the Sieg Heil has a
Marketing Chief boobed so badly: "My Battle?"
Mein Kampf?Back to the Olivetti,
Deborah!And Gosh, I hope that this time your publisher has your book read for Libel. Because the last time round, Penguin Books Ltd didn't. And you, your backers, and they ended up Six Million Pounds out of pocket in legal costs in consequence.
See Also
- David Irving v Penguin & Lipstadt — Jan 1995 (Article)
- Index: Lipstadt Trial Documents (Article)
- The defeat of the denierDanuta Kean reports on how Penguin p (Article)
- Irving v Lipstadt: Trial Documents (German language) (Article)
- Documents on David Irving's early clashes with Professor Deborah Lipstadt (Article)