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David John Cawdell Irving
British author and Holocaust denier
Hitler's war
Synopsis
This account delves into the life of Adolf Hitler and his direction of World War II from 1939 to 1945. Drawing extensively from original German documents, the book offers a detailed examination of the dictator's role in the six-year conflict. It provides a comprehensive historical perspective on a pivotal period in global history.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is David Irving's "Hitler's War" controversial?
This book is highly controversial due to its author's historical revisionism, particularly his denial of the Holocaust and his portrayal of Hitler. It has been widely criticized by historians for its selective use of evidence and its attempts to exonerate Hitler from direct knowledge of the extermination of Jews.
Is "Hitler's War" considered a reliable historical source?
No, it is not considered a reliable historical source by mainstream historians. The author's methodology and conclusions have been thoroughly discredited, leading to its rejection in academic circles as a credible account of World War II and Hitler's role.