Title: HISTORY ON TRIAL

Author: DEBORAH LIPSTADT

Format: Hardback

IN AN Austrian court, the discredited historian David Irving was found guilty of the crime of denying the Holocaust in Austria [Website comment: No he wasn’t], and while awaiting his sentence admitted that the Holocaust did indeed occur, and his works of denial were fabricated [Website comment: No he didn’t]. This is the story of one of the earlier court cases involving Irving, in which Deborah Lipstadt‘s quiet existence as a professor at an American university was turned upside down as she became the centre of a sensational libel case. In her 1993 book “Denying the Holocaust” she described Irving as one of the most dangerous spokespersons of the denial movement. Irving sued for libel, and the spotlight fell on her, and, by extension, the entire historiography of the Holocaust. Six years later her victory was front page news across the world, but the trial’s implications were far from over. 346pp, 8 pages of photos.

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Illustrations: Hot dogs are served outside the great tourist attractions, the Auschwitz death camp in Poland (above) and the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC

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