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] Immigration
undecided on 'pro-Nazi' Irving By ANNE BESTON HISTORIAN David Irving is among
a group of people now banned from entering New
Zealand, but a final decision on his September
visit has not been made. Mr Irving, labelled
by a British judge as pro-Nazi, anti-semitic
and a Holocaust denier, plans to speak at
Wellington's National Press Club during a two-week
visit in September. Jewish organisations have demanded he be refused
entry into New Zealand. Immigration Service spokeswoman Kathryn
O'Sullivan said inquiries were being made
internationally about Mr Irving and a final
decision on whether he came here would be made "in
the next few weeks". [...] Rest
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Wednesday, August 11, 2004 to remove the
remainder of this article from the
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