David Irving — Pre War Political Forces and Hitler

Overview Irving presents a lecture examining the historiography of Hitler and World War II justification, focusing on the question of Hitler's personal knowledge and involvement in the Holocaust. He argues that contemporaneous documentary evidence does not support the standard historical narrative and discusses what he characterizes as selective omission by academic historians. The talk covers specific archival documents and their interpretation. Topics covered Opening question on British wartime rationale and...

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