David Irving — Rudolf Hess (November 2013, Parts 1–7)

Overview A lecture on Rudolf Hess covering his background, family correspondence, character, and historical legacy. Irving discusses Hess's Egyptian birth, rise in the Nazi Party, the investigator Eric Lippmann's assessment of his papers, access to the Hess family archives now held in Switzerland, and the 2011 destruction of the Hess family grave by German authorities. The presentation also includes broader context on Hitler's writings and intellectual character based on primary sources. Topics covered Hess's...

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