.... one word for this woman - CUNT !

Bente Hogh surveys the enormous living room of the £6,000-a-month flat in Queen Anne's Gate that will soon cease to be her home.

"It was foolish of him to rent it - we can't possibly afford it - but he's like that," she says. "He saw it and thought it would be fun."

Bente Hogh has been with David Irving for 14 years
It is not easy being the consort of David Irving, the internationally reviled author, Hitler apologist, Holocaust denier and new recruit to the Austrian prison system.

Miss Hogh, Irving's partner of 14 years and the mother of his 12-year-old daughter Jessica, is not only broke but about to be made homeless.

Within weeks, she will be forced to leave the flat, situated in one of the most expensive streets in central London. Blue plaques record that Palmerston, the great Victorian prime minister, and Sir Edward Grey, the foreign secretary who took Britain to war in August 1914, lived in Queen Anne's Gate - credentials that will have appealed to Irving's snobbery.

"They'll be taking me to court soon," she adds. "I haven't got the money to stay.

"It was a stupid, feeblewitted thing to do."

Miss Hogh, 42, the daughter of a Danish dentist, is talking of her partner's decision to visit Austria on a speaking tour in November last year, despite being the subject of an arrest warrant issued by that country in 1989. Irving, 67, was on his way to address a Right-wing student fraternity when he was arrested.

The warrant followed two speeches during which the now discredited historian repeated his thesis that the gas chambers at Auschwitz were a fantasy, and that Hitler had protected the Jews for a period during the war.

As such, they were clear violations of the country's law against Holocaust denial, introduced in the aftermath of the Second World War.

The couple's flat in Queen Anne's Gate, London
The result was a three-year prison sentence imposed in Vienna on Monday, despite Irving's last-minute conversion into a Holocaust believer. The prosecution is appealing to have the jail term increased.

"Like him, I thought it would be a suspended sentence," Miss Hogh says. "I feel sad for him. He's getting old."

She speaks of him with cool detachment. How did they meet? "I was working for a property company and renting his flat in Duke Street," she explains. "Big mistake." She isn't laughing.

Irving was forced to sell the flat after his disastrous libel suit in 2000 against the American academic Deborah Lipstadt, who had accused him of Holocaust denial. After a three-month trial, the High Court in London sided with Lipstadt. Faced with more than £2 million in costs, he was driven into bankruptcy.

It is unclear how Irving was able to afford the rent of Queen Anne's Gate, although in the past he has enjoyed the support of wealthy men and women admiring of his views.

Miss Hogh's only work involves managing Irving's website. It is known, however, that some of Irving's assets were placed under her name to save them from his creditors.

Does she share any of his theories? "Of course not. They are laughable. He doesn't mind that I think that, though. He likes the game."

Will she stay with him? "He would have to show a great change in attitude."

Irving's twin brother Nicholas, a retired civil servant, and older brother John, a retired RAF officer, have both disowned his views, while he is understood to have seen little in recent years of his daughters by his Spanish wife Pilar.

She moved back to Spain after their divorce and has also described Irving's theories as "laughable".

Miss Hogh hopes to stay in London so as not to interrupt her daughter's education. It was to Jessica that Irving dedicated a verse cited in the Lipstadt trial as evidence of his racism.

It went: "I am a baby Aryan/ Not Jewish or sectarian/ I have no plans to marry/ An ape or Rastafarian."
Miss Hogh rules out a return to Denmark. "It's boring," she says. After 14 years with David Irving, a little bit of boredom might seem welcome.

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WTF are they holding him in solitary confinement for? He's one of the most dangerous 'criminals' out there i guess.

He's in high security for the same reason Matt Hale is, the jews are out to make his life as miserable as possible.

I would suspect he will get very bad treatment the whole time he is locked up.

You know, that is an excellent point. The Jews definitely have said many times that the Passion of Christ taught that the jews were Christ killers (which they were) and that Passion plays led to persecution which eventually climaxed in the Holocaust.

Anybody know the type of error in logic/ reasoning the "Christ-killers motive" exhibits?

Sure, try this] http://bailey83221.livejournal.com/12903.html [/url]

or this;

Fallacy: Questionable Cause

http://www.datanation.com/fallacies/causal.htm

To bad this recant didn't make all the papers, TV and world wide media like his saying he was wrong about the holycaust, that was the chance to hit them. But better late then never I guess.

Bente Hogh surveys the enormous living room of the £6,000-a-month flat in Queen Anne's Gate that will soon cease to be her home.

$10,518... per month... unbelievable!

I don't know about all this recant business. Everytime I look into something that David Irving has supposedly recanted, I find it is already posted on his website and has been there for years --

Here is a David Irving interview that I hadn't seen before with video:

Prison Interview

Does she share any of his theories? "Of course not. They are laughable. He doesn't mind that I think that, though. He likes the game."

Will she stay with him? "He would have to show a great change in attitude."

Just like Anne Morrow Lindbergh, this sack of shit is concerned only with living a life of luxury and the opinion of the masses of asses. It seems that when the chips are down and they're put to the big test, the women of great men almost always turn out to be unworthy betrayers.

Irving's twin brother Nicholas, a retired civil servant, and older brother John, a retired RAF officer, have both disowned his views.....

Ample proof that the Male Cunt is alive & well, too.

Does she share any of his theories? "Of course not. They are laughable. He doesn't mind that I think that, though. He likes the game."

Will she stay with him? "He would have to show a great change in attitude."

Just like Anne Morrow Lindbergh, this sack of shit is concerned only with living a life of luxury and the opinion of the masses of asses. It seems that when the chips are down and they're put to the big test, the women of great men almost always turn out to be unworthy betrayers.

But she's decent looking and he got a cute lil one out of her which probably 75% of what your great men are looking for in wives. LOL

This article from the European Jewish Press begs the question just what the fuck is Irving doing .. in fact does Irving know what Irvings doing ? This will proberbly increase his sentence as the Jews can now show proof in print that Irving is still a "Holocaust Denier"... an unrepentant one too :cheers:

Controversial British historian David Irving insisted Thursday there was no evidence of a mass extermination of Jews during WWII, a week after he was jailed in Austria for Holocaust denial.

"There is no evidence of an organised mass extermination," the 67-year-old Irving said in an interview from his prison with the Austria Press Agency.

He denied that "a program against Jews" existed during Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich in Germany, saying it was "not purposefully against all Jews."

"If there had been a program, how come 200,000 Jews emigrated between 1933 and 1939," he said, suggesting Hitler and SS chief Heinrich Himmler would have rather "exchanged Jews for foreign currency."

Last week Irving was jailed by a court here to three years for denying the existence of gas chambers at the Auschwitz concentration camp but insisted at his trial that he no longer questioned those facts.

His comments, which echo similar remarks in a BBC interview, have sparked a sharp retort from the public prosecutor’s office. "We must react. One cannot ignore this," a spokesman said.

In his interview Thursday, Irving criticised the law under which he was
convicted, calling it ridiculous and absurd and comparing Austria’s behaviour to that of a Nazi state.

"I am locked up here, even though I only expressed my free opinion. You should exercise vengeance on your own people, but not on foreigners," he told APA.

Irving said last week after receiving his sentence that he had the "right to be wrong" and vowed not to be silenced.

The Austrian justice ministry has criticised interviews with the historian, saying late Wednesday that it was "not appropriate to put a podium at Irving’s disposal."

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David Irving knows what he is doing.
He is bringing more attention to this issue worldwide in a few days than all the other revisionists put together in several years.