Letters and correspondence from readers, historians, and public figures. Personal communications and reader responses to historical research.
989 results from the 2000s
Aidan McMahonasks on Tuesday, February 3, 2009 about the War Diary of the German High Command written by Percy Schramm. Photo shows: Keitel, Hitler, stenographer, Engineer-General Jacob: to buy a...
Read more →David Irving replies: I had the entire “diary” at my disposal in General Engel’s Düsseldorf office for a day in the late 1960s. [Engel was Hitler’s army (not SS) adjutant...
Read more →Sergei Romanov of Moscow, Russia, draws parallels between the film makers Sergei Eisenstein and Leni Riefenstahl The vilification of Leni Riefenstahl BEING Russian, I was struck by similarities between Leni...
Read more →Ruairí Ó Bléineasks about Hitler’s knowledge of languages Did Hitler speak foreign languages? I UNDERSTAND that you are the leading authority on Adolf Hitler. He frequently conversed with ambassadors and...
Read more →Mr Irving replied: YOU are absolutely right, it is unlikely that Adolf Hitler ever said those words; I have a half-memory that Albert Speer‘s “memoirs” were a source of the...
Read more →Sylvie Auguste, French writer has questions about Waldemar Fegelein, Friday, February 6, 2004 Waldemar Fegelein I HAVE a query concerning Waldemar Fegelein ( brother of Hermann Fegelein). My interest in...
Read more →Eric Yankovich asks on Thursday, January 1, 2004 if it worth spending time reading Hitler’s Table Talk How good is Hitler’s Table Talk? I PURCHASED a book Hitler’s Table Talk,...
Read more →Rob Baer provides, Saturday, November 5, 2005, a different perspective on a gruesome video showing US helicopter action in Iraq [Helicopter gunship attack on Iraqis: click for video] Last seconds...
Read more →Robert Willman, Jr has turned a lawyer’s eye, Friday, April 29, 2005, on the legal advice given to Tony Blair about attacking a sovereign country, Iraq and finds it clearly...
Read more →Pat of New York has spotted an odd thing about missing English subtitles to French news bulletins from Iraq, Monday, March 8, 2004 Is Washington rationing what dumb US viewers...
Read more →James Roberts, longterm Ohio supporter, has a suggestion to prevent terror acts, Thursday, June 10, 2004 Preventing a cover-up the next time YOU have an opportunity to prevent a cover-up...
Read more →Peter Wakefield Sault of England thinks the story of Mossad looting is apocryphal,Monday, June 14, 2004 Don’t believe it Re: Ancient Jewish library looted What on earth are you doing...
Read more →Britt and Keri Singleton, United States, offer a comment on a gun-camera video from the attack on Afghanistan, Sunday, September 19, 2004 [click for video: the settlement under attack] Correcting...
Read more →Tom Stoneburner of Texas doubts, Saturday, August 14, 2004, that there are many real anomalies about 9/11 Cell phones that work in planes THE linked article on your website, Miracles...
Read more →Sylvain Lavoie recalls earlier episodes of Israeli connivance with British authorities in criminal acts, Wednesday, February 20, 2008 Israeli guns, Airport dramas FURTHER to the matter of the Israeli war...
Read more →Joanna Sanders, a Polish expatriate in New Zealand, has now, Friday, August 6, 2004, decided to obtain all Mr Irving’s books NZ controversy HERE in Wellington, NZ, we have a...
Read more →Richard Santana and Tainui Stephens consider that David Irving should not be allowed to visit New Zealand Views on the NZ controversy I was very pleased to see you denied...
Read more →Al Kirkereminds readers Monday, April 30, 2007 of the War Dept’s excellent Pearl Harbor board of inquiry Above: USS Shaw under attack at Pearl Harbor, December 1941 Pearl Harbor board...
Read more →DAVID IRVING responds: I will do all I possibly can to help you. What I would like to do is mail to you my Closing Speech in the Lipstadt trial...
Read more →Sebastien Barnard writes from Singapore Tuesday, December 21, 1999 Historians should now concentrate on the “Why?” I WOULD like to congratulate you on creating a truly fascinating and well constructed...
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