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Erich de Chalain writes from West Australia, Sunday, October 24, 1999
THANK you for the very magnanimous gesture of having some of your works available on the net. I have downloaded the Nuremburg book as well as Goebbels.
I have not been in a position to afford the printed copies as yet but hope to remedy this situation in the not too distant future.
I am also most grateful for the copy of your Action Report and the poster that came with it. I hope to be able to repay your kindness. I only wish that I could do more.
My sincere best wishes for the coming year and the trial. May the truth finally be exposed.
David Irving
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WHEN I receive generous and kind letters like yours, I am glad, because I know that I have done the right thing by posting those books. Eventually, I hope to have all of my books available as free downloads on the net.
David Irving