Research archive
Articles, books, documents, letters and diary entries—organized by their historical date, not the date they entered the CMS.
Russia's ongoing military campaign in Ukraine, which is as much to do with the Kremlin asserting control over territories and populations which it perceives as forming part of the “Russian World“ than it is with safeguarding…
Read the recordContrary to what some people think, tyranny comes in many shapes and forms. There is overt tyranny, such as Saudi Arabia and North Korea, where no pretence is made to conceal its tyrannical nature, where there is zero free…
Read the recordIllustrated Sunday HeraldFebruary 8, 1920, page 5Picture caption: "Mr. Churchill inspecting his old regiment, the 4th Hussars, at Aldershot last week."Mr Churchill's authorship of this article has been authenticated by one of the…
Read the recordIllustrated Sunday HeraldFebruary 8, 1920, page 5Picture caption: "Mr. Churchill inspecting his old regiment, the 4th Hussars, at Aldershot last week."Mr Churchill's authorship of this article has been authenticated by one of the…
Read the recordMay 2003 Hitler's Forgotten Library: The Man, His Books, and His Search for GodYOU can tell a lot about a person from what he reads.
Read the recordA detailed analysis of the political maneuvering surrounding Hitler's decision to invade Poland in 1939, based on contemporary documents and intelligence reports.
Read the recordMüde! Müde!International Campaign for RealHistoryExtracts from Goebbels diary May to August 1939[From David Irving: Goebbels.
Read the recordDuring the night of April 6-7, the German fleet operation began. The battleships, cruisers, and destroyers sailed from their North Sea ports. A further stiffening in the Norwegian attitude to Germany...
Read the recordHeinrich Himmler probably echoed Hitler’s views most closely in a November speech to Party officials in which he pinpointed the frontier between Europe and Asia. People suggested it was the Ural...
Read the recordOnly the weather could now thwart him. On October 2, 1941, as “Typhoon” began, lunch started fifty minutes late at his headquarters as he listened to the first reports on this last battle,...
Read the recordAn examination of the documentary evidence surrounding Hitler's role in the Holocaust, drawing on primary sources from the Bundesarchiv Koblenz.
Read the recordZeitgeschichte Hitlers BefehlVon Hanns C. LöhrAN der Verantwortung Adolf Hitlers für die Vernichtung der europäischen Juden während des Zweiten Weltkrieges besteht kein Zweifel.
Read the recordFew writers have the self-confidence to promote their own work with an 'endorsement' by their enemy. This collection examines the campaign against independent historical research.
Read the recordThe colourful written statement by a captured German general who surrendered in France in July 1944, detailing what he claimed to have witnessed about Hitler and the Nazi leadership.
Read the recordHitler subsequently ordered an investigation of this renewed Intelligence failure, which had resulted in Rommel leaving his French headquarters for Germany on the fourth, Dollmann being absent on a...
Read the record1.) Anbei Eure Visitenkarten à 14M sa. 28M2.) Der Zettel mit Gedicht gehört für Vati. Vielleicht interessiert es ihn.3.) Kollegheft von Bayer Paul bitte hintragen.4.) Briefe alle besorgt bis auf einen an Zweigler.5.) Brief von Karl bekommen.
Read the recordAdolf Hitler and Real HistoryThe Count Schwerin von Krosigk on the last days of the ReichExcerpts from "Vortrag des Grafen Schwerin-Krosigk im Internierungslager Ludwigsburg: "Die letzten 20 Tage der Reichsregierung."…
Read the recordAdolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler, and Real HistoryThe [Images added by this website] Above: Sepp Dietrich, unknown officer, Karl Wolff; right: Heinrich HimmlerKarl Wolff: Eichmanns Chef Heinrich Himmlerpublished April 23, 1961 in…
Read the recordThese 35mm microfilms of RSHA files are positive film, from a perforated negative original, evidently ordinary camera film, as the strips are simply stapled together.
Read the recordThe press reports about the Christian Gerlach hypothesis generated a brief and lively debate on the Internet, which is reproduced in the following panel[H-Net Humanities & Social Sciences OnLine]
Read the recordHimmler as seen by the British Foreign officeThe HIMMLER Foreign Office documents on Himmler held at the Public Records Office, Kew.
Read the recordPages from David Irving's biography of Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring reveal that the German air force carried out desperate kamikaze-type suicide operations in 1945.[Operation Werewolf: Luftwaffe suicide operations against…
Read the recordThe devastating Allied air raids on Dresden in February 1945 remain among the most controversial episodes of WWII. This article examines the evidence and the ongoing historical debate.
Read the record"My knowledge of German was improving," writes David Irving in his autobiography, referring to the months he spent in the Ruhr in 1959-60 as a steelworker. "I read picture magazines and talked more with the other workers.
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