David Irving — Hitler's War (Full Film)

Overview This 57 minute film presents Irving's narrative account of Hitler's strategic and political decisions during the opening years of World War II, from the eve of the invasion of France through the planning of Operation Barbarossa. Irving constructs the account from Hitler's perspective, examining his calculations regarding Britain, the Soviet Union, and the constraints of German military capacity. The film combines archival narration with period documentation to trace what Irving characterizes as Hitler's...

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