David Irving Churchill's Secret Communications with Roosevelt

Overview Irving presents a lecture on the historical methodology of archival research and the secret communications between Churchill and Roosevelt during World War II. He illustrates his approach to "real history" through examples drawn from British cabinet papers, Anthony Eden's personal diaries, and recently declassified Bletchley Park documents, emphasizing the importance of primary source examination and the challenges of accessing censored or suppressed historical records. Topics covered Methodology of...

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