David Irving — Hitlers Doctors (1986)

Overview A lecture delivered at the University of Kansas City in 1986 in which historian David Irving examines the medical histories of twentieth century world leaders, with particular focus on Adolf Hitler's physicians and their influence on his physical and mental condition. Irving emphasizes primary source research methods and critiques secondary accounts and propaganda that have obscured Hitler's actual medical record. Topics covered Introduction and Irving's methodology for historical research based on...

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