David Irving The Life and Death of Rudolf Hess

Overview A lecture in which Irving examines Rudolf Hess's life, personality, and the circumstances surrounding his 1941 flight to Britain. Irving draws on correspondence, archival materials, and interviews with Hess's son Wolf Rüdiger to construct a portrait of Hess as an intelligent, methodical figure operating within the Nazi hierarchy. The talk ranges across Hess's imprisonment, his preparations for the Scottish mission, and Irving's own reflections on Nazi ideology and historical documentation. Topics covered...

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