If asking me how open minded I am is a genuine question, then the answer is yes, I am.
If it is, as I suspect, implying I am not open minded then you are simply employing a circular argument (I am not open minded because I believe David Irving is wrong and I believe David Irving is wrong I am not open minded), the same argument can be just as easily applied to you (I are not open minded because you believe David Irving is right and you believe David Irving is right because you are open minded). So let's cut out the insults and get on with the debate:
I say Irving is wrong because it is well docmented, eg:
http://www.fpp.co.uk/trial/judgment/
I don't provide the evidence here because it is too detailed (131,000 words), the evidence is on the document at that address.
If you look at the evidence and read the judgemment, as I have, you will see why Irving is wrong.
If you can provide evidence to show Irving is right, provide it here, but don't just say I'm not open minded, because you don't know.
I could read his books, but then I would just refer you the passaged in the trial summary that show him to be wrong.
Provide evidence to the contrary.