David Irving — Discusses Rudolf Hess

Overview This extended lecture examines the political and military context surrounding Rudolf Hess's 1940 flight to Scotland, with particular focus on Winston Churchill's position within a divided British government and his strategic decisions during the early months of World War II. Irving traces the factional tensions over peace versus war, the role of German air operations, and the mechanics of wartime decision making across multiple governments. Topics covered Churchill's ascension to Prime Minister in May...

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