David Irving: The Faking of Adolf Hitler for History

Overview A 67 minute lecture in which David Irving discusses his historical research and methodology, his personal experience during World War II, and his critique of how historical narratives about Nazi Germany and the Holocaust are constructed and enforced. The talk blends autobiographical reflection with commentary on historiographical disputes and terminology. Topics covered Introduction and Irving's credentials as a Third Reich historian Critique of the terms "Holocaust denier" and "Holocaust survivor" as...

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