| Brill's Content - Sept. 2000 |
Reporting Revisionism When neo-Nazi Buford Furrow shot up a Jewish day camp on August 10, 1999 in Granada Hills, California, he called it a "wakeup call to kill Jews." After the assault, the Los Angeles Times decided to take a closer look at the people behind such attacks and assigned Seattle-based reporter Kim Murphy, a 17-year Times veteran, to the hate-crimes beat. |
| Civilization - June, 2000 |
Have complaint, will travel Just before British judge Charles Gray ruled against him in Irving v. Penguin Books and Deborah Lipstadt, the notorious Holocaust trial, David Irving expressed his view that no matter what the court decided, "my reputation is bound to be enhanced, because of my ability to stand up to the experts ... to take them all on." While many Americans may have cheered Gray's decision, they might also question how such an absurd libel case ever made it to his courtroom. |
| Jerusalem Post - June 22, 2000 |
The Personal Touch "Because of the nature of the judicial system in England, Irving was given the chance to defend himself, "[to] expound, but essentially, he didn't have the intelligence to conduct his case as if he had some chance of making a case. He simply used the 33 days to parade his prejudices, offending the judge again and again, and that gave him satisfaction. But it didn't give him any sort of chance of a victory against Deborah Lipstadt." |
| New York Jewish Week - June 23, 2000 | Graduations With A Shoah Theme |
| Fulton County Daily Report - June 12, 2000 | Holocaust Story Draws Responses |
| Jerusalem Post - June 5, 2000 | No Denying Her Now |
| The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - June 2, 2000 |
Promoting Holocaust Denial The gross inaccuracies of the Los Angeles Times again. |
| Jerusalem Post - June 1, 2000 | Holocaust denier finds support in California |
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