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Mike Colvin writes from Essex, England, with praise for Churchill's War, vol.ii, on Sunday, March 17, 2002
The best so farJUST finished Churchill's War, vol.ii, having delayed starting it until I reread vol I. I thought it a tour de force, probably the best of your books so far (at least of the six or seven I have read). It is particularly to be admired if, as I suspect, the powers that be are still obstructing your access to sources - or is that only in Germany?
It should be as indispensable a source for historians of the period as Hitler's War and I will be amused to see how many own to using it as such in the future. My appetite is whetted for vol III and I would be grateful if you could put my name down on any waiting list.
Do you have a likely publication schedule as yet? In the meantime, sincere congratulations and thanks for an enjoyable (and educational) experience,
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Irving replies:
I AM working on Churchill's War, vol.iii right now, and my enemies -- who are legion (viel Ehr') -- will be enraged to know that I did all the overseas research, e.g. in the Canadian and Australian archives, years ago: so the belated visa bans imposed by those countries will have no effect whatever (as they have already seen from vol. ii).
David Irving