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British historian (born 1947)
Adjudicating whether Adolf Hitler was “a bad person” is not a matter of opinion but of historical record: , and historians and reference works consistently identify these acts as morally and legally c...
David Irving is best known for books such as Hitler's War and numerous World War II–related titles that brought him public attention and later legal and scholarly condemnation for systematic distortio...
The 2000 libel trial Irving v. Lipstadt publicly demonstrated that David Irving repeatedly distorted evidence, manipulated documents, and rewrote Hitler’s role in the Holocaust — findings spelled out ...
Books and TV documentaries that promote the theory that Hitler escaped Berlin and lived in South America include Grey Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler (book and 2014 docudrama) and TV series such as H...
Comparing modern military strategy to compresses a complex historical debate about competence, doctrine, and political control into a powerful moral analogy that can mislead policy analysis and public...
A targeted search of the provided reporting finds prominent historians who have publicly compared aspects of contemporary American politics—especially the Trump era and far‑right movements—to 1930s Ge...
Deborah Lipstadt and Penguin defended a 1996 libel suit by David Irving by choosing the justification defense and assembling legal and scholarly teams to prove Irving “for his own ideological reasons ...
The central claim under scrutiny—phrased as “hitler war links”—appears to conflate Hitler’s political placement and his connections to war planning; the material provided shows no evidence supporting ...
Adolf Hitler’s is contested in emphasis among historians and repositories, but the assembled materials show converging lines of evidence: Hitler’s anti‑Jewish speeches and writings, wartime proclamati...