David Irving — On the 1956 Hungarian Uprising

About this recording A four minute compiled excerpt opening with Irving's discussion of research for the book commonly known as Uprising! and his interpretation of the revolt's earliest phase. The final section shifts to Soviet and NKVD records from the Eastern Front, material not present in the archive's alternate Hungarian uprising clip. The two records share part of their opening but have different endings; this version is retained for its unique closing material. Topics and themes Irving's research for his...

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