David Irving — Churchill’s War: Complete Lecture and Questions (1986)

About this recording A lecture by historian David Irving discussing his research into Winston Churchill's role in World War II and the historiographical methods underlying his work. Irving addresses issues of language and editorial oversight in historical publishing, reflects on his archival research into Churchill's wartime decisions, and presents alternative interpretations of key figures and events in the conflict based on primary source documentation. Topics covered Language barriers and translation problems...

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