David Irving — Lecture in Poland (2014)

Overview A 125 minute lecture delivered in Poland in 2014, in which Irving discusses assassination attempts on Adolf Hitler and related historical figures. The talk focuses on specific cases—including Maurice Bavaud's 1938 Munich attempt and the July 20 plot—and incorporates Irving's interviews with surviving witnesses and contemporaries. The lecture adopts a revisionist stance on accepted accounts of these events and Hitler's personal character. Topics covered Maurice Bavaud's 1937–1938 assassination attempts on...

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