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\	24 December 2006 David Irving says: 'I have no remorse' The historian David Irving, who was imprisoned in Austria for denying the Holocaust happened, said yesterday he has no regrets about the views he has expressed and felt no remorse.

Hitler Never Knew Speaking for the first time after being expelled from Austria following his release from prison, he told the BBC there was "no evidence" that Hitler was involved in the Holocaust or that he wanted to exterminate the Jews.

	Lord Janner Politicians and Jewish leaders have questioned the BBC's decision to give him a platform for his views. Lord Janner, of the World Jewish Congress, said: "I believe the man should not be given publicity and his memory should fade."

New Evidence Irving insists he is not a "Holocaust denier" and says he has found evidence that has not been unearthed until now. "For the last 15 years, I have made no bones at all about the fact that the Nazis killed millions of Jews," he said

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There Can Be No Doubt About The Shoah

I, myself, can clearly remember back to 1953 Skokie, Ill, all my childhood friends, and memories. One of my closest baseball friends was Ishmael Bronski, a little boy, but with a heart of gold. It was our first Christmas, and his dad was serving in the Korean war, so my mother invited him over. Our family was Irish Catholic, and there was no such thing as birth control, we literally had 125 aunts, uncles and cousins screaming around the house.

Ishmael said it was the best Christmas he ever had, so many children to play with. The next year I went to his house for Hanukkah, but it was just his sister and parents. I turned and asked him, where are your grandparents, your aunts, uncles, and cousins. Ishmael looked puzzled, he turned to his Momma, who started to tear up, and then she said: - "G_d took them all".