David Irving — Did Hitler Allow the British Army to Escape at Dunkirk?

Overview Irving addresses a widespread historical claim about Hitler's decision to allow the British Expeditionary Force to escape at Dunkirk in 1940. He argues that contemporary German military intelligence documents reveal Hitler did not initially realize the British were evacuating, and that the narrative of deliberate clemency was a post hoc rationalization. Irving contrasts this with documents from French archives, including a Churchill telegram allegedly absent from British records. Topics covered Hitler's...

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