David Irving Hitler's Doctors (Spotlight, 1986)

Overview Irving delivers a lecture on the medical history of Adolf Hitler and other World War II leaders, examining the role of personal physicians and their influence on political decision making. He emphasizes his archival research methodology, distinguishing his approach from secondary source scholarship, and addresses the proliferation of unreliable sources and propaganda that have distorted historical understanding of Hitler's health. Topics covered The influence of personal physicians on major world leaders...

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