The Guardian - May 31, 2000 | Irving turns to US fans to fund his legal costs |
Los Angeles Times - May 31, 2000 | Letter to the Editor: David Irving |
Los Angeles Times - May 30, 2000 | Holocaust Revisionist Begins U.S. Tour |
Jewish Bulletin of Northern California - 26 May 2000 | Jerusalem Post may sue denier David Irving |
New Times Los Angeles - May 25-31, 2000 |
In the Hot Seat Cal State Long Beach faculty members are trying to force Professor Kevin MacDonald to publicly defend his controversial views on Judaism. |
History Today - May 2000 | Impressions of the Irving Trial |
Jerusalem Post - May 19, 2000 | 'Post' threatens Irving over copyright |
Sydney Morning Herald - May 18, 2000 | Australian envoy snubs David Irving |
Daily Forty-Niner - May 15-18, 2000 | Teacher testimony stirs controversy |
Fulton County Daily Report - May 15, 2000 | Giant Effort Helps Emory Prof Overcome Holocaust Denier |
The Advocate - May 13, 2000 | 'Whether it happened or not is not subject to debate' |
Columbus Dispatch - May 10, 2000 | The freedom of inquiry is the avenue to truth |
Jerusalem Post - May 7, 2000 | Holocaust denier Irving ordered to pay $250,000 'on account' |
The Independent - May 6, 2000 | Irving ordered to pay #150,000 costs - bankruptcy |
The Guardian - May 6, 2000 | Irving ordered to pay #150,000 interim costs |
New York Jewish Week - May 5, 2000 | Denying the deniers |
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - May 5, 2000 | Listening to Lipstadt |
The Advocate - May 3, 2000 | Professor says Holocaust trial win important |
The Daily Bruin [UCLA] - May 2, 2000 | Jewish professor receives welcome after exoneration |
Jerusalem Post - May 2, 2000 | Lipstadt recounts battle with 'Amalek' |
The Nation - May 1, 2000 | History and the Holocaust |
The Lawyer - May 1, 2000 |
Libel laws winners in historical battle As to history, it seems almost received wisdom in the commentary on the case that the court is not the correct arena for historical debate. Two of those who expressed this view were Donald Cameron Watt and John Keegan, Irving's subpoenaed witnesses. They missed the point. If people such as Irving do decide to launch attacks on their critics and are then found out, they can not then complain about the result. They argued history needs its mavericks, its unconventional, controversial figures. Each missed the point. History does not need liars. |
The Review - May 2000 [formerly the Australia/Israel Review] | Court out |
Los Angeles Times - May 1, 2000 | Author Urges Vigilance Against Anti-Semitism |
Atlantic Magazine - May 2000 | Letters in response to the Guttenplan article (See February) |
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