David Irving — Holocaust Investigation Marathon 10

Overview Irving presents a lecture examining lesser known historical documentation and personal accounts related to World War II and the rise of Nazi Germany. He discusses correspondence between Churchill and Heinrich Brüning regarding Nazi funding sources, recounts his early career as a historian including his work on the Dresden bombing, and reflects on his decade long Hitler biography project. The lecture examines what Irving characterizes as post war historical narratives and their origins in wartime...

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