David Irving — The Rudolf Hess Peace Mission 1941: The Truth

Overview This 13 minute archival lecture examines Rudolf Hess's 1941 peace mission to Britain, focusing on the historical context that prompted his flight and the German leadership's motivations. Irving presents documented contacts between Hess and British figures, discusses the circumstances that led Hess to attempt direct negotiation, and addresses the subsequent Allied imprisonment and treatment of Hess until his death in 1987. Topics covered The fall of France and Britain's decision to continue fighting...

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