David Irving — The Eichmann Papers

Overview A lecture in which David Irving discusses the historical significance of the Eichmann memoir and reflects on his revisionist work on the Holocaust and Nazi Germany. The talk is framed by a lengthy introduction from the Institute for Historical Review outlining Irving's career, his controversial publications, and the international opposition he has faced for his historical revisionism. Topics covered Irving's early career and publication history, including The Destruction of Dresden and Hitler's War The...

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