Sunday, March 20, 2005, 2:30 P.M.
History on Trial: My Day in Court with David Irving
With Professor Deborah Lipstadt, Emory University
Deborah Lipstadt discusses her six-year legal battle with Holocaust denier David Irving, who sued her for libel in Britain. Though Lipstadt's courtroom victory exposed in meticulous detail how deniers pervert and distort the historical record, Irving's ideas have paved the way for the emergence of increasingly vocal Holocaust denial.
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4 comments:
dear prof,
how can you call mr. irving a "denier". in my opinion YOU are the real denier. you continuously speak about that trial. but in that trial you never told a single word because you refused to be cross-examined...
david gehrig said...
how many words to say nothing!
how many words not to respond to my objection to miss lipstadt...
...and still the question remains: why prof.lipstadt avoided the mr.irving cross-examination?
your words are nothing. those of "justice" gray are the typical words of a corrupt judge. if i am a "denier" i am the denier you deserve...
I have no idea whether you're a denier or not. But you sure are an imbecile.
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