David Irving — Guernica and the War with Poland

About this recording A compact historical commentary linking the bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War with the diplomatic and propaganda setting of the 1939 war over Poland. Irving uses the two episodes to discuss atrocity reporting, responsibility and the way emblematic events become part of a wider argument about the origins of war. The recording is an excerpt rather than a complete lecture. Topics and themes The bombing of Guernica and its place in wartime memory Propaganda, casualty claims and...

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