Letters and correspondence from readers, historians, and public figures. Personal communications and reader responses to historical research.
John Young of New York delves into “Gregory Douglas” on December 18, 2000 Inquiry on “Gregory Douglas” WE have had discussions with Mr. Gregory Douglas, who may also be known...
Read more →David Irving replies: WHEN touring Australia, before being banned there, in 1987, I lectured in two universities in New South Wales, Sydney and Wollongong. In one, the students told me...
Read more →Sophie M (address withheld by us) asks, February 22, 2007, how Mr Irving began to write:… How did you start? MY name is Sophie M and I am a pupil...
Read more →Tenth-grader Jessica has been set a paper to write on Elie Wiesel, and inquires on Friday, February 1, 2002 What can you tell me about Wiesel and Holocaust debunkers? I...
Read more →Christian Jørgensen writes from Denmark, Wednesday, March 8, 2000 Thanks for giving us your books free THANK YOU for taking the time to give me the address for a free...
Read more →DAVID IRVING replies: THE Rosenberg papers, an interesting question. get hold of the typescript Werner Koeppen table talk notes which he made at Hitler’s headquarters for Rosenberg. K is now...
Read more →DAVID IRVING responds: HAVE you got a copy of my book on the Hungarian Uprising yet? If not, I will be happy to mail one of my few remaining copies...
Read more →DAVID IRVING writes: I SHALL take personal pride in helping you. The material is however vast. You are on the Internet. As a start have a look at my website....
Read more →James More writes from Cambridge, England, on Wednesday, January 31, 2001 Praise for new layout EXCELLENT work on making the site easier to navigate. The indexes, especially as they grow,...
Read more →Fabio Gianfelici writes from Naples, Italy, on October 27, 1999 I AM a 23 year old student at the University of Naples, in Italy, and I admire your books very...
Read more →DAVID IRVING writes: If readers will reply to me and this correspondent I will post their replies here:- Jordan Hoffmann reports Saturday, November 18, 2000: “He died about 1980. Pannwitz...
Read more →DAVID IRVING writes: I PUZZLED over your conundrum at breakfast this morning, and I think the answer is this: I was at Imperial College (Royal College of Science) October 1956...
Read more →Ted Rozmiarek writes on Saturday, December 9, 2000 Dresden and other books I RECENTLY finished reading your book The Destruction of Dresden and I must say it was impressive. It...
Read more →David Irving replies: The short answer to your kind message is, by US or UK personal cheque, by cash in an envelope, by transfer, or by credit card. Of course...
Read more →Kenyon Charboneaux writes on Saturday, January 6, 2001 Thanks for the free books I JUST wanted to let you know how much I am enjoying your books and how much...
Read more →Aldo de Pascale of New York State passes on these tidbits on Thursday, December 20, 2001 Scuttlebut on Israeli agents and the Golden Gate I NORMALLY don’t pass along stories...
Read more →Aldo de Pascale of New York State passes on these tidbits on Thursday, December 20, 2001 Will the real Bin Laden please stand up? GET A COPY OF DECEMBER 24...
Read more →Jeffrey Andersonwrites from the United States, December 18, 1998: Sir: After reading the rave reviews of “Hitler’s War” on amazon.com, I was disappointed to see that the book is once...
Read more →Tim Baran of Buffalo, New York state, writes on Wednesday, November 28, 2001 The death lists of the WTC: Israelis got in to work too late? [Wall Street trader]A VERY...
Read more →Stefan de Batselier reports from Germany on Saturday, November 15, 2003 The fate of Martin Hohmann (2) [Hohmann]WITH regard to the Martin Hohmann case, there were so many angry letters...
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