David Irving — Justice in Germany

About this recording Irving presents a lecture recorded at a private gathering in August 2020, commemorating a birthday celebration among what he describes as a circle of British historians and activists. The bulk of the video consists of Irving's extended remarks on the strategic bombing campaign against German cities during World War II, particularly Dresden, arguing that British policy initiated civilian bombing and that German retaliation was reluctant and defensive. He references archival documents...

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