Real History and the Great Campaign against its Enemies
Few 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.
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Press & Media
Media coverage, press releases, and commentary on historical research. Documentation of press treatment and media responses to historical controversies.
246 results from the 1970s
David Irving: Hitler’s War, Germany 1939-45, ch 19
Only 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…
Read more →David Irving: Hitler’s War, Germany 1939-45, ch 11
Heinrich 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…
Read more →David Irving: Hitler’s War, Germany 1939-45, ch 6
During 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…
Read more →David Irving: Hitler’s War, Germany 1939-45, ch 36
Hitler 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 more →Professor Richard ‘Skunky’ Evans
A critical review of Professor Richard Evans' work 'The Coming of the Third Reich' and his role as an expert witness in the Irving v Lipstadt trial.
Read more →The Dresden air raids 1945
The 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 more →David Irving’s files on Adolf Hitler — Dec 1970
Right: Walther Hewel (center) with Heinrich Himmler and Martin Bormann, at the Berghof, Obersalzberg (photo: Walter Frentz)On Dec 8, 1970, while researching for his Hitler biography, David Irving...
Read more →Real History and the Books that Hitler read
May 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 more →Real History and Elie Wiesel, a real Hatemonger
An investigation into Elie Wiesel's autobiographical claims and public statements, comparing them against the documentary record.
Read more →Why They Did Not Call Auschwitz Survivors as Witnesses
An analysis of why Auschwitz survivors were not called as witnesses in the Irving v Lipstadt trial, examining the legal strategy behind the defence case.
Read more →Mpt has been made on Hitler’s life
The diary, which has been translated into more than 50 languages and has sold more than 25 million copies, stands at the core of what can fairly be called The…
Read more →The Focus: Hitler has given orders to invade Poland
A detailed analysis of the political maneuvering surrounding Hitler's decision to invade Poland in 1939, based on contemporary documents and intelligence reports.
Read more →Holocaust Denial
An exploration of how 'Holocaust denial' became defined as a concept, who enforces its boundaries, and the implications for historical inquiry and free expression.
Read more →The Traditional Enemies of Free Speech
A comprehensive account of the traditional opponents of unfettered historical research and free expression, documenting decades of conflict between established narratives and independent inquiry.
Read more →Real History and Hollywood’s Dirty Little Secret
Hollywood's relationship with ethnic and religious identity — an examination of the entertainment industry's demographics and their influence on historical narrative.
Read more →Teaching the Holocaust
[images added by this website] British historian David Irving was jailed recently in Austria for denying the Holocaust. He may yet be jailed in his own country for not denying…
Read more →Real History and Fanciful Stories about the Holocaust
[Images added by this website] London, Thursday, April 17, 2008 David Irving comments: Mr PIVNIK really does have rotten luck. First Auschwitz, and having to lick the boots of Josef…
Read more →David Irving v Penguin & Lipstadt — Jan 1995
David Irving explains the background, progress, and significance of his landmark libel action against Penguin Books and Deborah Lipstadt at the High Court in London.
Read more →David Irving’s Radical’s Diary, 1999 — Dec 1941
Extracts from David Irving's private diary for 1999, covering research trips, legal preparations for the Lipstadt trial, and encounters across Europe and America.
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