David Irving — Churchill's Bombing of German Cities

About this recording Irving presents a lecture on the escalation of bombing campaigns against German cities in World War II, focusing on Churchill's role in initiating RAF attacks on Berlin in August 1940. He argues that Churchill deliberately provoked German retaliation after intercepting German diplomatic signals confirming Hitler's initial orders against bombing British cities, using a single accidental German bomb on London as justification for a sustained bombing offensive. Topics covered Churchill's access...

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