David Irving — Analysis of the Holocaust

Overview Irving examines the origins and provenance of the Auschwitz report issued by the U.S. War Refugee Board in November 1944, focusing on documentary evidence held in American archives. He discusses the report's authorship, circulation among wartime journalists and officials, and its absence from Nuremberg trial proceedings, alongside speculation about possible intelligence service involvement in its creation. Topics covered The Slovak report document and its presence in the Roosevelt Library Authentication...

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