David John Cawdell Irving Libros

Height only five-foot four; a figure of Ghandi-like emaciation barely tipping the scales at one hundred pounds; a head too large for his body; a clubfoot for which he was taunted as both man and boy - all the cards seemed stacked against him. Goebbels blamed the world at large; he hated the human race, and he boasted of his hatred in his secret diaries.Historian David Irving is the first to make use of the entire 80,000 pages of the Goebbels diaries - diaries that lay unrecognized for fifty years in the Red Army's "Trophy" archives in Moscow. From this extraordinary trove, to which Irving has added six years' research into the archives of the Western World, he has written the first full-scale biography of Adolf Hitler's confidant and evil genius, Dr. Joseph Goebbels.Here for the first time are Goebbels's secret, unpublished writings on the Reichstag Fire, the Night of the Long Knives, the Dollfuss murder, the Saar plebiscite, the invasion of Prague, Pearl Harbor, and scores of other turning points in modern history. Dr. Goebbels faithfully records Hitler's innermost councils, documenting the hidden methods and strategies of Nazi leadership.

Using the unpublished diaries and papers of the principal actors David Irving takes a close-quarters look at the trial which finally ended World War Two. There would be few crimes listed in the indictment at Nuremberg of which one or other of the four prosecuting powers was not guilty of itself. In the cause of defeating Adolf Hitler, civilian populations had been burned and blasted, murdered, brutalised, intimidated, deported, and enslaved; aggressive wars had been launched, neutral countries occupied by pretext and deceit, and the unalterable paragraphs of international conventions flagrantly violated.

Hardback: 446 pages Publisher: Congdon & Lattes, Inc. (June 1986) Language: English

This book is the third of a three-volume work and describes the events in Germany from the offensive against Stalingrad in the winter of 1941 to the end of the war and Hitler's suicide. The companion volumes are "The War Path - Hitler's Germany 1933-1939" and "Hitler's War 1939-1942".

Based on unknown Nazi documents, this book charts the course of the war from its outbreak to Hitler's offensive against Stalingrad. This is the second volume in a three-volume work on the subject. The other volumes are "Hitler's War 1942-1945" and "The War Path - Hitler's Germany 1933-1939".

David Irving present a wealth of hitherto suppressed information, that shows a shockingly unfamiliar portrait of the great statesman, Churchill. Readers will discover a power-hungry leader who prolonged the war to advance his own career, and much more to astonish one and all.

The biographical account of one of Hitler's favorite generals who committed suicide on the Fuhrer's orders.

The narrative centers on the tragic naval disaster of World War II involving the Anglo-American convoy PQ.17, which was tasked with delivering supplies to the Soviet Union. Following a miscommunication regarding the presence of the German battleship Tirpitz, the convoy was ordered to scatter, leading to its systematic destruction by German forces. David Irving meticulously details the fate of each ship, drawing from exclusive naval records and firsthand accounts from German crews. The book's impact extended beyond history, sparking a significant libel case that unfolded over decades.