D.D. Guttenplan is again interviewed by National Public Radio about the 
trial.  This is his third interview.  The interview lasts five 
minutes.  Guttenplan is interviewed by National Public Radio from 
London.  The telephone connection is poor, and his voice fades in-and-out 
at times so you need to listen carefully.  This interview has an entirely 
different quality than the previous two in that Guttenplan finally gets to 
the issue of Irving's motive.

Real audio is needed to listed to this interview.  The URLs below will take 
you to the interview.

NPR's abstract for the interview

http://search.npr.org/cf/cmn/cmnvs03fm.cfm

Testimony has concluded in David Irving's London lawsuit against Penguin
Books and author Deborah Lipstadt. Irving has written extensively on Adolf 
Hitler and the Holocaust, claiming the extent of the Holocaust has been 
overstated, and
that gas chambers were never used at Auschwitz. Lipstadt stated in her 
book, Denying the Holocaust, that Irving is one of the "most dangerous 
spokespersons for
Holcaust denial.

http://search.npr.org/cf/cmn/cmnps05fm.cfm?SegID=71086

Testimony has concluded in David Irving's London lawsuit against Penguin 
Books and author Deborah Lipstadt. Irving has written extensively on Adolf 
Hitler and the Holocaust, claiming the extent of the Holocaust has been 
overstated, and that gas chambers were never used at Auschwitz. Lipstadt 
stated in her book, Denying the Holocaust, that Irving is one of the "most 
dangerous spokespersons for Holcaust denial." Irving is suing her is suing 
her and the book's publisher for libel. Robert talks with D. D. Guttenplan 
who is covering the lawsuit for the Atlantic Monthly. (5:00)

http://www.npr.org/ramfiles/atc/20000302.atc.07.ram

A free copy of Real Audio can be found here.

http://www.real.com/player/index.html?src=404

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