David Irving — The Iraq War and the Second World War: Complete Recording

About this recording A 55 minute lecture in which Irving draws comparative analysis between the Iraq War and World War II, arguing that the United States military faces similar strategic predicaments to those encountered by Nazi Germany on the Eastern Front. Irving contends that the Iraqi resistance mirrors Soviet partisan tactics and that American military leadership, like the German command in 1941, initially believed victory was assured before encountering prolonged insurgent operations. Topics covered...

Watch this lecture on irving.video.

Download the English caption file.

Search transcripts at search.irving.video.

JavaScript requiredIt seems JavaScript is either blocked or disabled in your web browser. We totally get that. However, this page will not work without it.If you are concerned about the security and privacy (or lack thereof) of JavaScript web applications, you might want to review the source code of the instance you are trying to access, or look for security audits.Your options

Allow JavaScript in your browser

Use one of the third-party applications to browse this instance

Review the source code on GitHub or Framasoft's GitLab, and ask for modifications from the instance owner.