The Irving Archive Network
Sources preserved.
Questions pursued.
Books kept in print.
Irving Studio builds and maintains an independent network for historical documents, audiovisual records, archive research, publishing and source-cited exploration.
Explore the network- 5
- connected public projects
- 8,800+
- published archive entries
- 170
- book catalogue listings
- 190
- captioned archive videos
Five distinct roles
One connected body of work.
Research archive
Focal Point Publications
Free access to documents, correspondence, books, articles and the Irving v Lipstadt trial record.
Search the archive 02Collection catalogue
Irving Collection
Catalogued physical holdings, microfilms, source files, provenance notes and research dossiers.
Inspect the collection 03Source-cited research
Ask Winston
Ask questions across public archive passages and inspect the cited source material behind each answer.
Question the archive 04Publishing and editions
Irving Books
Current printed, digital and audio editions connected to the documents and research behind them.
Browse the catalogue 05Audiovisual archive
Irving Video
Self-hosted lectures, interviews and television appearances, with captions and transcript search.
Watch the archiveWorking principles
Evidence before interpretation.
- 01 Preserve the original record and its provenance.
- 02 Distinguish source, transcription and editorial interpretation.
- 03 Cite the material behind research answers.
- 04 Keep public archive access distinct from commerce.
Ownership and operations
One accountable studio. Five distinct services.
Irving Studio is the owner/operator umbrella for Focal Point Publications, Irving Collection, Ask Winston, Irving Books and Irving Video. It maintains the shared design, attribution and operational layer while keeping archive access, catalogue description, research tools, audiovisual publishing and commerce clearly separated.
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