David Irving — Faked and authentic sources about the Third Reich

Overview A 67 minute lecture in which Irving discusses the problem of distinguishing authentic from fabricated historical sources relating to Hitler and the Third Reich. He opens with personal recollections of wartime Britain and contextualizes the reliability challenges historians face when examining Third Reich documentation, touching on issues of terminology, memorial culture, and the interpretation of archival evidence. Topics covered Churchill's remark on lies told about him, and Irving's parallel experience...

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