History on Trial: My Day in Court with a Holocaust Denier, (Paperback)

from MSWallack

A fabulous book on multiple levels. Prof. Lipstadt gives insight into herself (as a modern, American Jewish woman), into the differences between the British and American legal systems, and, most importantly, into the twisted 'history' and leaps of logic that form the basis for those at the forefr...

from MSWallack

A fabulous book on multiple levels. Prof. Lipstadt gives insight into herself (as a modern, American Jewish woman), into the differences between the British and American legal systems, and, most importantly, into the twisted 'history' and leaps of logic that form the basis for those at the forefr...

from lamour

IN 1993, Deborah Lipstadt publish a history of the Holoaust Denier Movement focusing on David Irving as the mosy dangerous of these deniers because of his standing as an eminent historian of WW II. Irving responded by threatening to sue her & her publisher, Penguin, for libel. Feeling that if the...

from IanFryer

Deborah Lipstadt's account of the trial forced upon her when sued for libel by David Irving is absolutely gripping. Several important points about the trial are made crystal clear, even to a general reader like myself with no historical training: 1. The importance of the trial's outcome: Irving w...

from stevesmits

Having seen the recent movie (Denial) I thought the book might be worth the read. The movie was good, but the full-length treatment that a book provides is always certain to be more satisfying. The titles of each are suitable for attracting the interest of viewers and readers, but overlook, I thi...