David Irving — The Iraq War, Part 1

Overview Irving delivers a lecture comparing the Iraq War to the Second World War, using examples from Nazi Germany's Eastern Front to analyse American military strategy and decision making. He examines the parallels between Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union and the US invasion of Iraq, focusing on supply lines, civilian resistance, and the erosion of initial military advantage. The talk addresses media narratives, government justifications for war, and the discovery of his book Hitler's War in the home of...

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