Irving’s short historical memory
Clue: his next libel action is against their publisher, Guardian Newspapers Ltd; the writ was served in September 1996 and the action is at an advanced stage. Could they be…
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Overwhelmed by evidence
April 20, 2000 |Return to Clippings Index | ©Focal Point 2000 write to David Irving
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Irving trial witness to sit on ‘looted art’ panel
Others on the panel include Peter Oppenheimer , president of the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies (and a director of the JC); Sir Terry Helser , a Victoria…
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PR Week
Nobody was paying for Mr Irving, who has been fighting this battle for three whole years. Nor did he pay his defence witnesses one cent or sous: they testified from…
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Private Eye
Nobody was paying for Mr Irving, who has been fighting this battle for three whole years. Nor did he pay his defence witnesses one cent or sous: they testified from…
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The Spectator
..] But back to uncomfortable truth. This week George Szamuely , Tibor's son, has written a magnificent piece for Taki's 'Top Drawer', exposing certain contradictions in Justice Gray's findings in...
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Don’t Deny Irving
Not so, however, the facts he has brought to light. For far too long, the average historian has allowed himself to be politically pressured into publishing work that is acceptable…
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Van Pelt’s “moral certainty” about Auschwitz — Apr 2000 (26 Apr 2000 #21853)
Paul Barford 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. A S…
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“Burning bodies with 3.5kg of coke” — Apr 2000 (27 Apr 2000 #21920)
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. Reinhard Tixel writes on…
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Irving’s cross-examination said ‘surreal’
Mr Irving did not pay his defence witnesses one cent or sous: they testified from conviction, not for reward. [ Help ! ] |Return to Clippings Index | © Focal…
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Lipstadt recounts battle with ‘Amalek’
Nobody was paying for Mr Irving, who has been fighting this battle for three whole years. Nor did he pay his defence witnesses one cent or sous: they testified from…
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David Irving condemns £150,000 court ruling
He said the 32-day trial could have been avoided had the parties agreed to pay him[ * ] £500 and give an apology before the case came to court. Mr…
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Irving Must Pay £150,000 Or Face Bankruptcy
Mr Irving was not in court for the decision which flows from the judge's ruling, last month, that he was both anti-Semitic and racist. Miss Rogers, who is pursuing a…
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Irving ordered to pay £150,000 interim costs
Mr Justice Gray rejected claims by Adrian Davies , representing Irving, that any interim costs order could hamper the author's ability to mount an appeal. Mr Davies had told the…
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Folly of attacking the Traditional Enemies of the Truth
Paul Barford 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. Richard Duffy…
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Traditional Enemy has struck at Toronto Libraries — May 2000 (10 May 2000 #21852)
See too their May 2000 campaign against British libraries . There are currently 46 of Mr Irving's books in Harvard University's Widener Library. Free downloads of David Irving's books: bookmark…
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The Daily Express
Now the only prick to leave the safety of its scabbard at the Express seems to be you . May 10, 2000 Website fact: The stamina of the defence team…
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Legal firm ‘quits’ Irving case on ideological grounds
[ * ] It was such "behaviour by individual Jews that leads to anti-Semitism," he said. The firm had already acted for Mr Irving in questioning the costs against him,…
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Goldsmiths, a firm of London lawyers hired by David Irving to represent him in his appeal against th
I do not think there will be a third. I have a job to do writing books." He said he would "somehow" manage to fin-ance the appeal. He would be…
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The Cincinnati Enquirer
Send us a report on this fun event. Monday, May 15, 2000 Website fact: The stamina of the defence team in the Lipstadt libel action was aided by a six…
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