Lipstadt Trial Updates:
The trial lasted 32 days [ verbatim trial transcripts ]. Lipstadt herself did not produce the courage of Mr Irving to go into the witness box for a cross-examination that…
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Historical Documents
Primary source historical documents from our archive.
Irving ‘falsified history on a staggering scale’
Mr Rampton for the defendants, was making his closing submission in a packed courtroom during in Mr Irving's libel action against an American academic, Deborah Lipstadt , and Penguin Books…
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Teure Anzüge und billige Behauptungen
: 28 | 31 | Feb: 1 | 2 | 3 | 5 | 7 | 8 | 10 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 20 | 24 |…
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Holocaust trial about freedom, says Irving
He said that the trial wa --s not about the reputation of the Holocaust, but his own reputation as a human being and historian of integrity. On the final day…
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Letters — Mar 2000
Can newspapers have an "aggravated" death-wish? H AVE YOU been wondering why the two best stallions in the Guardian Newspapers Ltd stable, The Observer and The Guardian, have had their…
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Letters to David Irving’s Website — Mar 2000
Letters to David Irving on this Website Unless correspondents ask us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives and invite open debate. John Coffey , M.B.,B.S…
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Il Paese de Balocchi
[ Help ! ] |Return to Clippings Index | © Focal Point 2000 write to David Irving
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Lipstadt: Libel trial strengthened me
The court in London is expected to rule next Tuesday. Irving sued Lipstadt and her publisher, Penguin Books, in 1996 for things she wrote about him in her 1994 book…
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Dr Deborah Lipstadt
Posted Wednesday, April 5, 2000 Alphabetical index (text) Advertisement Temple Beth Am invites you to hear Dr Deborah Lipstadt deliver the annual Joseph Rasky Memorial Lecture "A Privilege and a...
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More support comes in worldwide
Letters to David Irving on this Website Unless correspondents ask us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives and invite open debate. Mike Hourston writes on…
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A Student of Emory University Comments on the Lipstadt trial
Letters to David Irving on this Website Unless correspondents ask us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives and invite open debate. Roger Katen of Emory…
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Swiftsource
Swiftsource Query: Is this the same Berenbaum who edited a book published by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, which agrees that until David Irving 's biography of Hitler in…
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David Irving, en ce moment
Robert Faurisson, France [English translation] Robert Faurisson, 19 janvier 2000 David Irving, en ce moment Bien que, personnellement, il n'ait pas entrepris de recherches sur l' "Holocauste" des...
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An Assault on the Censors
IN THE weeks that followed. . . Associate Professor Robert Manne, who wrote a lengthy book some years back about Helen's book, The Hand That Signed The Paper, wrote a…
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Extracts from Judgment by the Hon. Mr Justice Gray, April 11, 2000
International Campaign for Real History DJC Irving - v - Penguin Books Ltd and Deborah Lipstadt Extracts from Judgment by the Hon. Mr Justice Gray, April 11, 2000 [ click…
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The libel action brought by David Irving against Penguin Books and Deborah Lipstadt
Such motions are privileged, communications and cannot be made the object of lawsuits; and as such carry as much weight as a flying-saucers article in the National Inquirer. Thursday, February…
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David Irving Legal Actions — Apr 2000
Macdonald upon whom Jacobson passes such scathing remarks) testified on oath in the box, which is more than the brave defendants Lipstadt and Penguin dared to do. Jacobson seems unaware…
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Swedish text
samtidsmagasinet-salt.nu) publishes in its latest issue an interview with David Irving. The interview itself is not online, but see their website at http://www.samtidsmagasinet-salt.nu/irving.htm ....
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The Scotsman
Nor did he pay his defence witnesses one cent or sous: they testified from conviction, not for reward. [ Help ! ] |Return to Clippings Index | © Focal Point…
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