Letter from Thornton
us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives and invite open debate. KenThornton writes from Seattle, Washington, June 29, 1998: I HAPPENED to be in Pullman,…
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Letters
Correspondence and letters from the collection.
You haven’t read Mein Kampf?
on antisemitism provoked by such bans | Amazon still banning sales at request of German justice ministry | voted one of the 100 books of the 20th century -- banned…
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What Stalin told his generals of plans to attack Germany — Dec 2002
ed in the AA [Auswärtiges Amt] files and were known to Ribbentrop, Göring, and Weichs. I am curious to know how secret speeches by Josef Stalin ended up in the…
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Letter from Weisse
from south-western Germany, October 22, 1998: ICH HABE mir Ihr Buch über Goebbels vom Arndt-Verlag gekauft und fand es insgesamt sehr gut. Aber, ich finde, Sie haben die (meist übertrieben...
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Hitler and the “Little Worms”
r as many other Nuremberg documents, including the two other versions of the same speech. This typewriter was probably a Martin from the other Triumph Adler Werke, Nuremberg. (pp.9,10). Carlos…
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The Entebbe Raid
David Irving replies: I HAVE long had an uneasy feeling that Idi Amin is being dealt a bum rap by History. Make no mistake, I have no sympathy for the…
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A Hitler son alive in USA?
Extract: According to a Czech journalist W Faltinek , of the magazine Grom , as he related in an interview with Express Gazette , the son of Adolf Hitler ,…
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Question on German Atomic Research Project during WWII
ed for the release of his Hungarian relations in return. Schellenberg got them into more comfortable accommodation, but then got bogged down in red tape and nothing worthwhile came back…
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Edward Teller and Bald Egos: Dead at 95: The Good die Young
to Edward Teller, the "father of the Hydrogen Bomb", at Stanford and ask him the same question: he knew Heisenberg really well. I know that Teller is still there because…
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Photos of the Nuremberg Condemned
David Irving replies: YES, nothing has changed: Guantánamo! replaces the old battle cry of Jeronimo! Like most World War Two photos the hanging pictures were taken by the US Army…
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Was Harry Hopkins really Moscow’s agent?
on my books; when new editions are published, we will endeavour to incorporate these, although it will usually take some time before the corresponding pdf file is updated in our…
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Himmler and 10th Century England
I am currently working on a monograph on the modern historiography of Anglo-Saxon charter studies. Several very important articles arguing for the existence of a tenth-century royal writing office...
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What about the bulldozer pictures?
David Irving replies: GOOD question. We often see that kind of "bulldozer newsreel footage," usually shown accompanied by a voice-over, in the course of which something far more preposterous is…
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The syphilis theme
, "How did they come up with this diagnosis?. The syphylis theme is fine propaganda. It's saying in effect: These things are beyond the you. It's for us experts only.…
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Hitler and a ban on bombing
YOUR energy and determination in tackling Sir Eric Phipps' diaries is commendable. However, I think that to impute pacifistic motives to Hitler when in 1936 (rather than discuss concrete arms...
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Did US foreign policy lead straight to Pearl Harbor?
your advice on the following. One area that you discussed particularly interested me as I have chosen to study it for my individual assignment -- the road to Pearl Harbor.…
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Japanese steamers berthed before Pearl Harbor
us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives, and invite open debate. Bruce Cowie , of Victoria, Australia, asks on Tuesday, August 24, 2004 if Japanese…
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Oligarchs are not all that they seem
us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives, and invite open debate. Uri K , of Moscow, Russia, speaks up for the embattled oligarchs, Thursday, August…
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Fact and fiction on the May 3, 1945 sinking of “Cap Arcona”
us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives, and invite open debate. Aubrey Soper , has further and better (he says) information, Monday, November 8, 2004,…
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Prefers “Skunky” Evans to Mr Irving
us not to, this Website will post selected letters that it receives, and invite open debate. Clint Swift thinks, Monday, May 3, 2004, that Professor Richard Evans is so cool,…
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