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Kimberley Cornish is an Australian writer. According to his "Author Bio" at the University of Sydney website, he was born in 1949, is a graduate of the University of Western Australia, and was "currently completing a Philosophy PhD at Monash University on 'Memes and the No-ownership Theory of Mind'".

He is the author of the controversial book The Jew of Linz.

Association with David Irving

He was a featured speaker at the second annual “Real History” conference hosted by British Holocaust denier David Irving in Cincinnati on September 22-24, 2000, at which other speakers included German Holocaust denier Germar Rudolf and Michigan lawyer Mark Antonacci. A letter from Cornish appears on Irving's website.

External links

• "Author Bio" as link within non-refereed conference abstract, 2005 meeting of the Australasian Association of Philosophy.
• Post-conference report on "Real History 2000" conference from the organizers with picture of Cornish.
• Post-conference report "Real History 2000" conference from the Building Democracy website, citing Midwest Action Report, December 2000.
• Letter from Cornish to Irving.