expert-witness-documents

Van Pelt’s report examines Irving’s distortions about Auschwitz, its gas chambers and incineration facilities, as well as its role in the ‘Final Solution of the Jewish Problem.’

Professor Longerich documents why Irving’s claims that Nazi policy of persecution was haphazard, and not genocidal are not supported by the evidence.

Professor Heinz Peter Longerich traces Hitler’s expressions of profound antisemitism beginning in the post World War I period and shows that Hitler was anything but, as Irving claims, the Jews’ “best friend” in Germany.

An analysis of David Irving’s use of historical sources. Professor Richard J. Evans tracks David Irving’s footnotes and concludes he does not deserve to be called a historian.

Using David Irving’s own diary entries, video tapes, correspondence, and speeches Professor Funke documents Irving’s close connections to various extremist groups and neo-nazi organizations in Germany. Funke shows how Irving’s holocaust denial is an ideological and political part of their programs.

Professor Christopher R. Browning provides documentary evidence to trace how the decision to conduct the final solution was reached.