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Holocaust deniers deploy a small set of recurring claims: that the scale and mechanics of the Holocaust were exaggerated, that documentary and testimonial evidence is unreliable or fabricated, and tha...
Holocaust denial is a recurring element of far‑right activism, deployed historically by organized denial networks and more recently amplified on social media platforms where far‑right actors mix denia...
David Irving is best known for books such as Hitler's War and numerous World War II–related titles that brought him public attention and later legal and scholarly condemnation for systematic distortio...
Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin defended a 1996 libel suit by David Irving by choosing the justification defense and assembling legal and scholarly teams to prove Irving “for his own ideological reasons ...
The 2000 libel trial Irving v. Lipstadt publicly demonstrated that David Irving repeatedly distorted evidence, manipulated documents, and rewrote Hitler’s role in the Holocaust — findings spelled out ...
There is no reporting in the provided sources that Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against The Atlantic over a so-called “loser” story; the file of media-defamation litigation cited in the documents inst...
Courts have repeatedly rejected Holocaust denial as factually baseless and, in many jurisdictions, legally actionable: a 1981 U.S. state judge took judicial notice that Jews were gassed at Auschwitz (...
David Irving’s legal battles and public appearances attracted a mix of mainstream historians and institutions condemning him, legal teams and sympathetic publishers defending or promoting him, and fri...