David Irving — Air Raids, Churchill and Rudolf Hess

About this recording A wide ranging lecture linking the Allied air war, Winston Churchill's wartime leadership and Rudolf Hess's 1941 flight to Britain. Irving draws on strategic records, private papers and later testimony to argue that bombing policy and rejected peace possibilities should be studied together. The recording brings several recurring themes of his research into one sustained address. Topics and themes British and Allied air raid policy Churchill's role in strategic bombing decisions Rudolf Hess's...

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