David Irving supplies to his barrister recently retrieved extracts from the transcript of the 1924 Hitler Trial, for the appeal: June 8, 2001
I sent the original 8 inch Xerox floppies to the conversion firm Downloading Ltd (of Ealing) in November 1999; after many reminders from me, they supplied the disc to me on my return from USA this April [2001]. The top page is the burned-in data on the disc supplied to me which identifies it as having been created (by Downloading Ltd) on April 25 this year. Yours sincerely,
David Irving . |
THIS
concerns "Police-Officer Hofmann". I attach a raw,
uncorrected Xerox print-out of the materials recovered from
my 1980 8-inch Xerox discs. I have made no attempt to
correct the print-out anomalies (e.g. in the recovery
process all diacriticials, characters with umlauts etc.,
have been lost). The first page makes plain the problems
that a "scholar" like Evans, who works by preference
from printed library books, willingly overlooks -- the sheer
scale of paperwork involved in research into an item that
eventually became just 2 or 3 pages of Göring;
52+55 pages (17,436 + 17,169 words!) copy-typed by me from a
dim microfilm-reader screen in a foreign language,
German.
