Behind the lies of Holocaust denial

This Emory-based website contains the trial documents from David Irving v. Penguin UK and Deborah Lipstadt (1996). These include the complete transcripts of the trial, documents submitted by the defense, the 350-page judgment and the extensive expert reports by Richard Evans, Robert Jan van Pelt, Christopher Browning, Hajo Funke and Peter Longerich. In addition, the site contains extensive analysis and refutation of deniers claims about the Holocaust.

A collection of essays written in response to those who deny the Holocaust. It pays particular attention to the situation in France in the 1980s but also severely criticizes the American linguist Noam Chomsky, who wrote an introduction to a book by a leading denier of the Holocaust in the name of free speech.

Originally published as History on Trial: My Day in Court with a Holocaust Denier (2006), Denial is Deborah Lipstadt's memoir of her libel trial when she was sued by David Irving for calling him a Holocaust denier.

This is an expanded version of the report Richard Evans prepared for the court in Irving v. Penguin UK and Deborah Lipstadt. It also contains an analysis of the post-trial press coverage.

A thorough and compelling analysis and refutation of some of the claims made by deniers.