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Joe M.,* a teacher from Great
Neck, writes
Friday, March 23, 2001
Guess
whom Kershaw cites. . .
I'M currently reading Ian Kershaw 's ''Hitler 1936-1945: Nemesis''.
You might be interested that in his ''List of Works Cited'' he mentions EIGHT of your works. He obviously does not regard you as a pseudo historian or someone who -- what did The Belle of Emory University say? -- someone who "bends the facts" to suit his own ideological agenda!
Since the book has been well received by many of the court historians how do the ''traditional enemies of truth'' reconcile this apparent contradiction?
Joe M.
* Identity withheld at our discretion. Related item on this website
Kershaw on Hitler
David Irving