United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 634
MR DAVID IRVING'S LIBEL CASE
Introduced
11 April 2000
Last action
11 April 2000 · Early Day Motion
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Mike Gapes
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11 April 2000
Summary
That this House congratulates Professor Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin books on their victory in the David Irving libel case; welcomes the verdict of Mr Justice Charles Gray and his opinion that Irving is a racist, anti-Semite and holocaust denier; and believes that the result of this case proves that Irving is not a respectable outspoken historian but a Hitler partisan who distorts history to fit in with his own preconceived ideology.
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11 April 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House congratulates Professor Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin books on their victory in the David Irving libel case; welcomes the verdict of Mr Justice Charles Gray and his opinion that Irving is a racist, anti-Semite and holocaust denier; and believes that the result of this case proves that Irving is not a respectable outspoken historian but a Hitler partisan who distorts history to fit in with his own preconceived ideology.
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- Mike Gapes · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- uk · edm-18561 · source updated 11 April 2000