David Irving — The Churchill Myth (1987)

Overview A 100 minute lecture delivered in Anaheim in 1987, in which Irving outlines his revisionist approach to Winston Churchill's biography. Irving discusses Churchill's financial difficulties in the 1930s, his work as a commercial writer and artist, and contrasts his own research methods with those of authorized biographer Martin Gilbert. The talk draws on Irving's access to Churchill's literary archives and personal papers. Topics covered Irving's background in physics, languages, and economics as...

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