Historical research and documentation covering World War II, the Third Reich, and related events. Primary source materials and scholarly analysis.
Peter Gebert is worried, Saturday, August 4, 2007, about a revisionist version of a Red Army atrocity in East Prussia Wikipedian view of Nemmersdorf. . . THERE is another wikipedia...
Read more →Kurt Templin wonders, Friday, March 23, 2007, why the myth persists that Iran’s president called for “Israel to be wiped off the map” US Iran war latest Did President Ahamdinejad...
Read more →Mike Reisch has a comment, Tuesday, October 9, 2007, on other WW2 American interrogation techniques Not all WW2 American interrogators wore kid gloves I HAVE little knowledge of the interrogation...
Read more →John Papas finds, Monday, August 6, 2007, that Mr Irving’s death-roll figures for Rotterdam are now generally accepted That Rotterdam death-roll figure I SHOULD like to point to you the...
Read more →David Irving replies: PENGUIN Books (right) and Lipstadt were joint defendants in the libel action I brought against them. Penguin did not pay a penny themselves, their insurers Commercial Union...
Read more →Kevin Walsh adds an interesting footnote, Tuesday, October 9, 2007 to the Daily Express‘s headline on the Jewish boycott of Nazi Germany Zionists broke the Jewish boycott on Germany IN...
Read more →Gerhard Rohringer describes, Sunday, August 26, 2007, witnessing bookburning at first hand in post-war Austria They burned the books in Austria in 1946. . . I HAVE read your report...
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 →Pieter Wagenerrecalls, Thursday, June 7, 2007, the 1977 David Frost programme in which Mr Irving worsted Frost; exactly thirty years ago David Frost, Stupefied THANK you for allowing us access...
Read more →Linda B of Oxford, England, sees a double standard in referring only to the merits of the Jews, Tuesday, November 1, 2005. Is this letter anti-Semitic? YOUR comments on the...
Read more →Matthew R Cheek has more comments on the injection of multiculturalism into American TV programs Multiculturalism nearly dictated faking of 9/11 statue too IN addition to the comments made in...
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