David Irving — Heinrich Himmler Lecture (2013)

Overview A 101 minute lecture examining Heinrich Himmler's life, death, and historical record. Irving analyzes the authenticated account of Himmler's May 1945 suicide in British custody, scrutinizes the scripted nature of contemporary witness testimony, presents photographs and forensic details, and outlines his intended coverage of Himmler's childhood, organizational role, and alleged involvement in the 1944 assassination plot against Hitler. Topics covered Chester Wilmot's wartime reporting and the Sergeant...

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