Letters and correspondence from readers, historians, and public figures. Personal communications and reader responses to historical research.
989 results from the 1980s
Mike Kilroy has comments on the Lipstadt trial Thursday, October 7, 2004 Albert Camus and the Lipstadt Trial I’M SURE you have read The Trial by Albert Camus: déjà vu?...
Read more →Anna Le Blanc says, Saturday, March 26, 2005, that reading Prof Richard ‘Skunky’ Evans’ book on David Irving made her read Irving’s books — it did him a favour Who...
Read more →After the Trial “Dear Scumbag”, Part II, and other letters These are edited and spell-checked selections from the thousands of messages received by David Irving during and since the trial...
Read more →After the Trial “Dear Scumbag” and other letters These are edited selections from the thousands of messages received by David Irving during and since the trial of Deborah Lipstadt for...
Read more →Dan McGuirewrites from Toronto, Ontario, on Wednesday, May 10, 2000 Traditional Enemy has struck at Toronto Libraries I WENT to the Main Reference Library of Toronto back at the outset...
Read more →Ernst Maraiswrites from Edleen, South Africa, Sunday, July 21, 2002 How accurate is a Penguin? GERHARD Rohringer and William Blair point out some inaccuracies in The Penguin Historical Atlas of...
Read more →Jim Warner writes on Wednesday, January 19, 2000 On CNN [Abraham] Foxman [right, national director of the Anti-Defamation League] claimed to be a “Holocaust Survivor.” In his own biographies he...
Read more →A S Marques of Portugal has done his homework on the legend of the “holes” in the roof of the Auschwitz gas-chamber Those “holes” and the now-you-see-them (now you don’t)...
Read more →A S Marques of Portugal comments on Sunday, December 24, 2000 Lord Justice Sedley’s decision I am shocked at the surrealistic nonsense people will indulge in when it comes to...
Read more →A S Marques writes from Portugal on Wednesday, April 26, 2000 Van Pelt’s “moral certainty” about Auschwitz Van Pelt countered that argument, and similar ones, saying that evidence and testimony...
Read more →Ann Masterson of Dublin, Ireland, writes on Sunday, December 24, 2000 New Zealanders exposed Prof. Evans’s vicious bias on same date as Lord Justice Sedley relied on him Mr. Justice...
Read more →Jerry C. Meng writes on Friday, January 14, 2000 I SUPPORT not only your attempt to have your good name restored, but also, your attempt to resuscitate historical truth. The...
Read more →Abdinasir Mohammedwrites on Thursday, April 13, 2000 LSE student asks, how can I support you? I AM a young black student who lives in UK. I am studying at the...
Read more →Thomas Moore writes from US Army, Nuremberg, Germany, Thursday, April 6, 2000 I FIRST became acquainted with your works not long ago when I picked up a library copy of...
Read more →Dean R. Darrough Palmer, of Alaska, finds that nobody wants to buy Richard Evans’s books The Skunk’s books have been remaindered again Re Your “Radical’s Diary” entry of July 31,...
Read more →Glenn Perryhas this suggestion in a letter on Sunday, February 24, 2002 “Boycott the social sciences!” I RECENTLY read one of your articles pertaining to the Lipstadt trial and the...
Read more →Steven Piper writes from the USA, Thursday, April 6, 2000 AS AN American who first began to read your webpage almost as a matter of sheer serendipity prior to the...
Read more →Christopher Poole of Hornsey, London, throws light on the school years of “Skunky” Evans Tuesday, December 2, 2008 Professor Richard J (“Skunky”) Evans, Regius Professor of History at Cambridge University....
Read more →Larry Rayko writes from San Diego, Monday, March 27, 2000 The conspiracy … JUST finished reading about half of your closing statement from the trial and was amazed at the...
Read more →Brian Renkwrites from Vancouver, BC, Monday, July 10, 2000 The enemy are publishing books on the trial already; are we? Re: Books about to be published by Guttenplan and Menasse....
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