Author David Irving today vowed to continue his legal battle to restore his reputation, despite yesterday being defeated in his appeal against the libel ruling which branded him a Holocaust denier.

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John Irving, the celebrated American novelist known for books like The World According to Garp and A Prayer for Owen Meany, has often spoken about the literary works that influenced his writing. His ...

The title of David Irving’s latest volume is well chosen. The Nuremberg trials were indeed the last engagement between the Third Reich and the four principal Allies. They were also the first ...

David R.M. Irving is known for The World of Cocos Malay Music and Dance: A Documentary Film on Performing Arts in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (2020).

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As cleanup continues at an Irving gas station on the outskirts of Woodstock, a question persists: Why did it take so long to notice that tens of thousands of litres of gas had leaked into the ground?

The historian and former State Department envoy didn’t speak out when it mattered. Her partisanship and unwillingness to address the root cause of campus antisemitism is a tragic failure.

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Irving’s remarkable contacts with Hitler’s people enable him now to give us fifty full colour and seventy black and white photographs of Hitler, his dogs, his Berchtesgaden mountain retreat, Eva Braun ...

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Manchester University has come under fire for displaying books by the Holocaust-denier David Irving on 'open access' in its main library after an eminent Jewish academic discovered the material.